Our stay started with the information that definitely no minute before 1pm is started with the check in.
The next encounter was a little more pleasant. The receptionist was completely overwhelmed. Tips on the area and restaurants should we ask Google.
Then came the reference to the 30-minute breakfast times. We should opt for a period, but it was promised that the room and breakfast would be sufficient.
The view to our room was then the next shock. Clearly, the English equipment does not meet the expectations of a German outfit. However, it is expected that a room for two people can also be used by two people. In our room, however, only one person could stand, the other had to be in bed or in the bathroom.
The sheets, the curtains and the carpeted floor had a lot of stains and the walls could have been painted with graffiti without any problems, it would hardly have been noticed.
The sanitary facilities were not only old but also all damaged. The sink had some quirks, the faucets were incomplete. The toilet had only quirks. The shower, on the other hand, had two disguises, because the first (shower enclosure) was obviously broken off and the gap was concealed with a dirty shower curtain. This did not get properly attached to the side, so that you could not get out of the shower without touching the dirty curtain. In addition, the dustbin could no longer be operated with the foot.
All the rooms we used were filthy. The walls, the floors, the floor strips and the windows were dusty and had thick black mud layers. Doorknobs, fittings and stair railings are partially glued.
Breakfast took place in a far too small room and many people stayed longer than they were allowed to schedule. As a result, some people ate while standing and others went straight out.
The ladies who had kitchen service had no chance to come after it. The tables remained dirty and the old plates and crumbs were pushed aside. The breakfast itself consisted of three cereals, two types of toast, hard-boiled eggs, Nutella, jam, peanut butter, butter, cheese, cucumber and tomato. Coffee, cocoa, tea, milk and juice could be found. The two toasters were not sufficient for the rush, so that at the beginning a good ten minutes had to be waited for the toast.
I would like to emphasise that the towels were actually exchanged on the second day.
Apart from the beautiful location, the stay was very frustrating.
The next encounter was a little more pleasant. The receptionist was completely overwhelmed. Tips on the area and restaurants should we ask Google.
Then came the reference to the 30-minute breakfast times. We should opt for a period, but it was promised that the room and breakfast would be sufficient.
The view to our room was then the next shock. Clearly, the English equipment does not meet the expectations of a German outfit. However, it is expected that a room for two people can also be used by two people. In our room, however, only one person could stand, the other had to be in bed or in the bathroom.
The sheets, the curtains and the carpeted floor had a lot of stains and the walls could have been painted with graffiti without any problems, it would hardly have been noticed.
The sanitary facilities were not only old but also all damaged. The sink had some quirks, the faucets were incomplete. The toilet had only quirks. The shower, on the other hand, had two disguises, because the first (shower enclosure) was obviously broken off and the gap was concealed with a dirty shower curtain. This did not get properly attached to the side, so that you could not get out of the shower without touching the dirty curtain. In addition, the dustbin could no longer be operated with the foot.
All the rooms we used were filthy. The walls, the floors, the floor strips and the windows were dusty and had thick black mud layers. Doorknobs, fittings and stair railings are partially glued.
Breakfast took place in a far too small room and many people stayed longer than they were allowed to schedule. As a result, some people ate while standing and others went straight out.
The ladies who had kitchen service had no chance to come after it. The tables remained dirty and the old plates and crumbs were pushed aside. The breakfast itself consisted of three cereals, two types of toast, hard-boiled eggs, Nutella, jam, peanut butter, butter, cheese, cucumber and tomato. Coffee, cocoa, tea, milk and juice could be found. The two toasters were not sufficient for the rush, so that at the beginning a good ten minutes had to be waited for the toast.
I would like to emphasise that the towels were actually exchanged on the second day.
Apart from the beautiful location, the stay was very frustrating.