My room

The room I am in is on the side of the building - when I walk in, it is a long hallway. There is a closet, then a counter where there is a hot water pot and a mini bar fridge straight ahead on the right - and a bathroom on the left - and straight ahead is a window, a desk and chair, a small table and chair, and beds. When I look out the window, I see a village below - I look to the right and see a train station - and I look to the left to see construction and more villages. By the time I arrive back at the room, a 'turn down' service has taken place - where they take a terry cloth robe (which is normally located on the back of the bathroom door) and place it on the bed with a yellow rose and box with a chocolate in it. There is also a tea light lit in the bathroom and a plate with a few little custard filled tarts. I asked that the 'sweets' be replaced with fruit, so I receive a plate with 4 pieces of fruit on it - I've received a mix of apples, oranges, grapes, strawberries and pears. I've stored the turn-down roses in glasses and have a few bouquets around the room, and have taken the fruit and chocolates into the office to share. I found out from one of the other guys from Deere that there is no upcharge for having room service in India, so I ordered a bowl of soup and some buttered naan bread one evening - very elegant presentation.