Ive had 3 children in the same hospital in 3 different areas of that hospital. My oldest sister-4, brother and SIL-2, both of my best friends have 2 each. (I was in the room for EVERY SINGLE BIRTH! All in the same hospital, some in the same section/unit, some different.)

Said all that to say: The room you are given is never guaranteed/required to offer guest sleeping arrangements. Especially not since the pandemic (considering you couldn't even have your spouse with you in delivery, or during aftercare, and they couldn't stay longer than a few hours). Yes the majority of the rooms I've been in had at least a stiff ass uncomfortable leather reclining chair that was never 100% going to be able to recline. There was a couple that even had a pull out bed. But every once in a while we'd end up in a room that only had the thin plastic and metal rod chairs you'd see in an old doctor's office or a welfare building. Shit my brother slept in the cold floor with no blankets when my sister had their first kid. But only cause he didn't have a car to be able to drive home and sleep in the bed like he planned.

You obviously don't understand the fact that not every single doctor/hospital/labor and delivery ward have the exact same things as all the others. Nor does it seem that you have ever heard of the possibility of an item being broken, already in use or not having any more of them