Lodging Rooms in the hotel tend to be old fashioned. Most have newer carpeting, bedspreads, and curtains though some of the furniture appeared worn when I stayed there. On the other hand, many have huge walk-in closets. The smallest, called Classic, can only comfortably accommodate two people and tend to be rather spartanly appointed. The best have mountain views.
Some rooms have decorative fireplaces.
All now have televisions. The rooms are all designed to interconnect, so it's easy to create family suite with one room containing a double bed on one side of bath, and another room with two twins on opposite side. There is also a Presidential Suite, which is not truly a suite but a very large room with two queensize beds, a small bath, and a decorative fireplace. The so-called Renaissance rooms have kingsize beds, some with very old bath fixtures like tank toilets and marble sinks. Guests are assigned a table for the duration of their stay and thus have the same wait staff each night.