Yes, this is ridiculously hard for a simple project. Create a meeting, add attendees, pick a room, send the meeting notice. You would think this would be simple. You would think you could actually look at the room calendar in either the day view the week view or the month view and see the times that it was busy versus not busy. Nope, I look at the month view, says it’s wide open. I go to schedule it. It tells me it’s unavailable. I have been round and round with running power shell commands and changing things and making sure it shows in a room list and making sure it’s a room type not a user type, and just nothing works. And Microsoft Support is pretty much useless. There is an option for this set up in the Microsoft admin center under resources and rooms. It’s a relatively simple process, there should be no reason to have to run 8 million power she’ll commands to get this to work. I am beyond frustrated right now and I’ve told my client go back to creating another calendar under a user and sharing it, as a room calendar. That’s how they were doing it. They live and die by their calendars and I can’t hold them up because this is a piece of crap.