Well I gave birth earlier than scheduled in the end. I stayed in a private room. Yes the baby can stay in your room most of the time, they don't really encourage over night stay but you can do so if you really insist. I had the baby in my room most of the time apart from a few hours at night when I needed sleep. They are very breastfeeding friendly, however due to a shortage of staff, they can't always give you individualised help and I guess you should know what to ask for in order to get what you want e.g. have the baby fed by a cup feeder should he/she need formula supplementation. I recommend having your own lactation consultant visit you during your hospital stay if you have problems. They do bring the baby to your room to breast feed, even during the night. I didn't go to the breast feeding room but just because I had my own room and also brought my own pump (but they can give you all the sterised bottle etc for that). On the whole, the service is very good, you may very occasionally get one or two grumpy nurses but the rest of the staff are great. Contact customer service before you go to find out what you can and cannot do.