The speaker is a young boy who is visiting Shimla, a snowy city, with his family. They stay at the Sarovar Portico hotel, where they are given the best executive suite. The boy, Aayu, enjoys the room, describing it as a "sweet" room, but clarifies that "sweet" does not mean sugary.
He and his sister play in the snow and make a snowman, but it is missing a mouth, prompting Aayu to comment that the snowman can't eat chocolate. They also interact with the hotel staff and other guests, participating in various activities like table tennis and air hockey.
While dining, Aayu orders a variety of food from the menu card, including a vegetarian sandwich and noodles. He is satisfied with the food and decides to sleep. His sister and Pihu, another sibling, return from their outdoor activities, and Pihu complains about the lack of variety in the food options. Aayu, however, is more interested in staying inside and sleeping in a blanket.
In the end, Aayu shares a lesson about not taking hotel items home, a rule he learned from his family's stay in Shimla.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The scene is set in a hotel in Shimla.
2. The hotel is called Sarovar Portico.
3. The room number is 1101, located on the 2nd floor.
4. To reach room 1101, take a right turn from the lift.
5. The room has an executive suite.
6. There is a study table in the room.
7. The hotel has an activity area with table tennis, air hockey, carom, and foosball.
8. The gym is for adults, but Aayu tries to use it.
9. Aayu orders room service, including a vegetarian sandwich, noodles, rice, ice cream, and juice.
10. Aayu eats a lot and then feels satisfied and sleepy.
11. There is a snowfall outside, and Pihu is having fun playing in the snow.
12. Aayu does not want to go outside because it is cold.
13. There is a buffet with various counters, including a salad counter, cottage cheese, and desserts.
14. Aayu's favorite dessert is fruit custard.
15. The family is checking out of the hotel, and Aayu's bag is packed.
16. Aayu wants to take a hotel towel home, but his mom says no.
17. The family learns that hotel items are for use in the hotel, not for taking home.