Blower Door Test Required?

We have a high-rise hotel project with all guest rooms in the tower and hotel facalities (restaurants, meeting rooms, gym, etc.) in the podium. Smoking is prohibited in all guest rooms, but we have a small desginated smoking room at the gound floor of the podium. In this case, is it required to perform the blower door tests for all our guest rooms? We think the blower door test for the guest rooms is not needed as smoking is not allowed in any of the guest rooms while only the pressure differential test is needed for the desginated smoking room at the ground floor. Is this correct? However, when we fill in the LEED-Online form, when we check the project building includes residential units (includes residential and hospitality projects), the form asks us to provide the blower door test results. Should we not check "the project building includes residential units" or for all hotel projects with designated smoking rooms (not on the guest room floors) we need to do the blower door tests even smoking is not allowed in any of the guest rooms? Thanks for your advice!