For a 5-star hotel, I found the rooms and elevators a bit dated, and some of the furniture and equipment also looked dated.
The elevators were old. Sometimes we had to wait a long time to get on, and by the time we reached our floor, they were often already full. Furthermore, the elevators felt hot and stuffy, making them uncomfortable.
The blower above the stove was also dirty and covered in dust. I was a bit worried that the dust might get on the food while we were cooking. Furthermore, the blower wasn't working optimally. When I was cooking fried rice with my wife, the smoke drifted into the living room, so I had to open the window for a few minutes to let the smoke escape.
Furthermore, the shower door in the bathroom outside the room was very difficult to open and close. It required considerable force each time. In my opinion, this shower door definitely needed repair.
The rooms other than the master bedroom only had a desk and drawers. I wasn't sure what they were actually used for. If they were meant to be a study, they should have had a chair. In the end, every time I wanted to use the table, I had to carry a chair from the dining table. I think this should be provided for a 5-star hotel.
Furthermore, sometimes the cleaning staff didn't stock up on toiletries, like shower caps and cotton swabs. We had to ask for them before they were given them. I think for a 5-star hotel, things like this are crucial and shouldn't be overlooked.
But overall, the rooms at the Aryaduta are large, spacious, and very comfortable. If some of these things could be improved, the experience would definitely be much better.