But a room was possible to make available to harry. The King surely would not have offered if it was never possible to make good on that offer. The arrangements - however extensive they were, should have been made assuming it was a “yes” from Harry from the point the offer was made. Even if he then turned it down. The Palace should have prepared for the visit they offered. And as they knew harry was over for the court case, they knew the dates, this isn’t something they couldn’t do, it’s something they didn’t do.
Come on, that's ridiculous and you must know it.
You're saying the King should have organised security staff, cleaners, caterers, drivers, furniture movers etc, all of whom will need to be paid and rostered, for a visit which might not even happen? You're saying a 41 year old man is incapable of making basic plans for a trip he knew he was making months ago? Harry is basically unemployed. Why on earth could he not respond to an invitation on time?
And you must also know that it's a little bit more than 'making a room available'. As has been explained many times already, Harry would be travelling with an entourage, who would have to get security clearance before being allowed to stay in the official residence of the King.
Harry's a grown man which children of his own. Long past time for being coddled and indulged.