The phrase "a suite on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific suite or room in a hotel, office, or similar setting, often followed by a location or purpose.
Example: "We have booked a suite on the top floor for our conference next week."
Alternatives: "a room in" or "an apartment at".
The twins' single mother, Carey Kim Rhodess), was hired by the hotel as a singer, and a suite on one of the upper floors came with the contract.
So when Mrs. McDill, who grew up in society in Washington and was enjoying an outdoors life in South Woodstock, Vt., learned she had terminal cancer this summer, her family immediately booked her a suite on the eighth floor for an open-ended stay, but one they sadly knew would not be open-ended enough.
The Amins have a suite on the main floor.
Loungin' in a suite on the Nile, Do anything, girl, just to see you smile.
She pays about $250 a month for part of a suite on West 57th Street.
Its strategic headquarters were on the East Coast — in fact a suite on Lexington Avenue, near Grand Central Terminal.
Surveys were compared to predicted thermal sensation (PTS) based on principles of human-environment heat exchange using personal data and a suite of on-site microclimate information.
The original part of the house has a rectangular layout with a central library with a master suite on one side, and two additional bedrooms on the other.
Birmingham City University is the first university in England to have a virtual operating suite on-site, allowing healthcare students to hone their skills, operating on virtual patients.
Past a guest bedroom suite on one side, the hall continues to a living-dining area with an open kitchen and a soaring 4-meter-high ceiling.
Huddled with a producer in an editing suite on a recent Friday afternoon, the ABC News correspondent Bill Blakemore enthusiastically helped put the finishing touches on a video account of his recent trip to Greenland to see the effects of global warming.
