Start with the Fairmont Suite
The room Redgie identifies as his Fairmont Suite begins at 02:08. Later room tours start at 35:13 and include Fairmont, accessible and Signature rooms, then Junior, Signature and Presidential Suites. This gives you a way to compare layouts without treating every room shown as the one he stayed in.
Gold Lounge and breakfast answer different questions
The Fairmont Gold Lounge segment starts at 13:58, followed by lounge breakfast and evening cocktails and canapés. The Merchants buffet appears much later, at 1:17:55, and also has its own dedicated video. Compare the lounge format with the restaurant footage before deciding which breakfast experience you would use.
Pool, fitness and time at the hotel
Jump to 1:03:42 for the infinity pool and 1:04:25 for the gym. Room service follows at 1:11:51, with meeting and event spaces after it. Together these sections are useful for deciding whether you want a hotel you mainly sleep in or one where you will spend a larger part of your stay.
Make the room offer match the experience
If the lounge is central to your choice, confirm access for everyone travelling and the exact services included. The room category, meals, transfers and other benefits described in the March 2026 film may depend on the booked product or Redgie’s own stay. For a restaurant-only visit, ask separately about current non-resident access and the total dining price.
About this video
This viewing guide draws on Redgie’s original video, description and chapters. The publication date identifies the video release; the exact visit dates have not been confirmed here. Facilities, menus and booking terms can change.
