Talk:Walt Disney World Dolphin
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[edit] Rooms
I've been advised that room descriptions are generally not part of WP pages. I wanted to include them here to show that the Swan and the Dolphin have different arrangements due to their Sheraton vs Westin legacy - Swan (Westin) has two queens whereas Dolphin (Sheraton) has two doubles. Even after the Sheraton/Westin merger and the massive renovation, the beds have not changed.
- It still reads like a travel guide. Are room descriptions encyclopedic, or merely something that people will discover if they go to a travel website that specializes in such things, such as hotels.com? For example, although we have the information to include the exact number of slot machines and table games available in specific casinos, we don't as that information is not encyclopedic but better suited to a travel site. SpikeJones (talk) 20:44, 5 March 2008 (UTC)
