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I don't know what to tell you off the top man, but with the right wording in a phone call (a letter takes far too long to get a response when it's the day before you leave) to the most senior person you can get to, you might get comp'd for your room since it isn't the one you paid for.
For anything like this that I've had to handle in the past I went into it prepared to spend a good chunk of time on hold, so be ready for that. Then explain your situation to the first live person you get & tell them to put you on the phone with the manager they hate the most (I've found this to be effective in avoiding long hold times about 80% of the time). Then state your case & make your demands for a comp'd room since they've breached the contract you entered into back in November by not ensuring that everything they agreed to provide was done.
It is also hand to have the names of a few travel advisory websites handy so you can name drop at them when you're outlining the consequences of their failing to meet your requests.
I had to go through a bunch of shit regarding baggage claim etc when Air Canada lost all my gear on the way to Peru this time last year, so that's where my expertise is. So hey, at least you're be dealing with people that speak the same language.
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