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Accessible Hotel Room Shown Honestly From the Doorway

Produces a factual interior photo of an accessible hotel room taken from the entrance, showing clear circulation space and the key access features, in even daylight with true proportions.

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Purpose: a factual interior photo for a travel guide that reviews an accessible [hotel room type].
Features to show: a wide unobstructed path around the bed, a lowered desk, contrasting door handles, switches within reach and an accessible bathroom doorway.
Viewpoint: photographed from the room's entrance.
Lighting: even daylight; proportions must be accurate.
Style: respectful, unbranded hospitality photography with no guests in the room.
Avoid: suggesting any feature that is not actually visible in the frame.
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