suite :
a set of connected rooms, especially in a hotel:
a set of furniture for one room, of matching design and colour
So, what is the meaning of “suite life” ?
The only explanation I can think of is that somebody misspelled the word “sweet”, because “suite” and “sweet” are homophones (they sound in the exact same way).
So, it was probably meant to be “sweet life”.
If it came from a newspaper or magazine headline, then it is a play on words… substituting ‘suite’ for ‘sweet’ because they are talking about furniture. They are very fond of doing that sort of thing.
Thanks Beesnees and Our Tort System, misspelling word seems a good explanation because The word suite I took from the movie call “the suite life on deck of Zack and Cody” playing on Disney channel. I think they want to say “the sweet life” but writing “suite life” makes it cool.
The title is a play on words, using “suite” because in the series they live in a hotel suite and they live a sweet life. 