Enter the building through the hotel lobby, then be sure to reserve a room before checking in with the concierge. In the east wing of the main floor, you’ll find a conference room with a mic, so get your speeches or comedy routines prepared. The restrooms in the west wing are color coded by gender to ease your ability to discern where you should go, so Sims will not stand confused, waving their arms when they cannot approach the toilet due to an inaccessible door. West of the restrooms is a small cafe where you can sip your morning coffee if you feel like venturing out of your room in lieu of room service. The ballroom just south of the cafe has turned into a modern disco with a flashy dance floor. Behind the restrooms, a large Grande Hall with a grand piano awaits a talented Sim to come tickle the ivories. From the Grande Hall, slip out the door to the garden for a little sun.

The second level focuses on the restaurant, kitchen, restaurant patio, grand stair access, and Gold Suite. The restaurant is separate from the ground-floor cafe and sits near the kitchen, with red tables, a large red booth, and a nearby patio for outdoor dining. The Gold Suite adds the first clear guest-room showcase, with warm walls, draped curtains, a double bed, sitting area, writing desk, and colorful chairs. The blue bath and tall stair hall help the floor feel more complete, while the top-down view makes it easier to see how the restaurant and suite areas connect.

The third level adds more guest rooms and activity space, including the Burgundy Suite, Blue Twin Suite, game room, lounge, waiting area, commons restroom, hallway, and grande staircase. The Burgundy Suite and Blue Twin Suite continue the color-theme idea, giving players an easier way to mentally bookmark rooms during actual play. The game room adds card tables, a pool table, fireplace seating, decorative screens, restrooms, and lounge space, giving visitors another reason to stay active inside the hotel when they are not eating, sleeping, dancing, getting married, or getting lost.

The fourth level gives the hotel its largest suite spaces, with the Grande Suite on one side, the Chef’s Suite on the other, and a guest lounge between them. The Chef’s Suite is the more self-contained option, with a kitchen and dining area, den, bedroom, bath, balcony, and color-themed furnishings. The Grande Suite has a double bedroom, twin bedroom, bathroom, fireplace, sitting and dining area, and patio access, making it the strongest full-suite moment in the remodel. The floor view is especially useful here because it shows how the two large suites, lounge, patio, balconies, and stair access fit together.