It had the most unique decor of any hotel room I have ever stayed in. We stayed in room#4. In the area of the room with the full size bed, next to the bed was a table with lamp on and a tray with glasses, mugs and stuff to make tea. The bottle for water was empty other than 25 ml of water. The other side of the bed had a table with fan. In the room there is only one outlet....to the wall near the foot of the bed, yet there are three devices to plug in. Getting out of bed I kicked the tray of glasses. We ended up using the extension cord for the tv to plug in
Our phones.
In the other room, there are outlet plates near the twin beds. With no AC and the temps in the 20's (celcius) we placed the fan on top of a suitcase and open the window to move some air.
I didn't realize there was no longer breakfast served as part of the room. When I asked about it, the staff pointed out some juice boxes, prepackaged oateal cups, cereal boxes with no milk, or croissant in a bag.
Our bathroom had nowhere to lay clothes or toiletries or a towel except a single hook on the door. The bathroom door lock is a little janky and gives you a feeling off panic that you are trapped in the bathroom. Also if you are over 6 foot tall you have to sit sideways on the toilet.
The light in the bathroom initially cones on with one dim bulb, if you stay on there long enough it will get brighter with a second bulb coming on? The shower curtain also falls down easily.
Beds are stiff and low.
