Well, first my phone failed to charge overnight so my phone died when I called the agent. I did not have access to the email for verification codes. Ramone remembered me and was able to tell me how to get in. The room he gave us was in use. So I called Ramone again and he gave us a different room. However, the lights for the Jay Cooke Suite are not next to the door! They are across the room, high on the wall. I had to find the employee, Alexis?, to turn on the lights for us. The lights on the bed tables did not work because they were not plugged in. I had to do that with a flashlight to see the extension cord. The clock, on a plate rail on the wall, had no battery so it was useless. I tried to turn on the TV and the remote was attached to a device on top of the refrigerator, far from the sofa or bed, so, we had little control or flexibility. There were no directions on how to use the system, nor a list of available channels. I guessed and found a movie. The window blinds were a challenge. They are a simple pull down or push up type. Not easy when they were opened up to the top - 8 feet! I had to climb on the radiator and chair to reach the bottom of each one so I could pull them down and block out the window. The front steps may be original and authentic, but they are not guest friendly. Carrying luggage and trying to hold it while opening the door lock was difficult. It would be nice to have a landing in front of the door. They are steep and the steps shallow