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That's a Code violation.
You have subdivided your house into different dwelling units.  Any dwelling unit's breakers must be readily accessible to the occupants of that same dwelling unit. NEC 240.24(B).  That means the breakers must be in the dwelling unit, or in commons spaces.
You can call them &quot;suites&quot; if you want to, but that's just mincing words.  You've made it perfectly clear that the occupants of &quot;suite&quot; A either cannot access their own breakers, or would have to uncomfortably intrude on the occupants of &quot;suite&quot; B to do so.  That's not allowed.
It is allowed for the breakers to be in a commons space (NEC is about safety not security from petty vandals).  So maybe you can get lucky and flip the panel to the other side of the wall it's on, or redefine the breaker room to be commons space.