City view Private bathroom Flat-screen TV Free WiFi
Featuring free toiletries, this triple room includes a private bathroom with a bath and a hairdryer. The triple room features a flat-screen TV, a tea and coffee maker, a wardrobe, a carpeted floor as well as city views. The unit has 2 beds.
WiFi is available in the rooms and is free of charge.
Beds: 1 single bed (90-130 cm wide), 1 double bed (131-150 cm wide).
Room Facilities: Private bathroom, Carpeted, Hairdryer, Linen, Bath or shower, Bath, Heating, Desk, Free toiletries, Electric kettle, Clothes rack, Toilet, Refrigerator, Towels, TV, Flat-screen TV, Wardrobe or closet, Upper floors accessible by elevator, Cleaning products, View, Tea/Coffee maker, City view, Toilet paper.
I have no idea what the other reviewers are talking about here. There are no positives to this place at all. The other reviewers either have incredibly low standards or they were paid for their lenient comments. The photos of this place must be twenty years old. They are incredibly misleading. It is tired to the point of being in disrepair. The cream leather sofas in the lobby are stained, flat, and worn out. The paint is flaking off the walls in places, many of the floor tiles in the basement are cracked, many of the bathroom tiles are cracked and the grout and silicone is filthy. The general standard of decoration and finishing is appalling. I was booked in here by my employer for several nights per week on three separate occasions despite my protestations and can say that I was increasingly disappointed with each of the three different rooms. They are all tiny. The beds are so close together that one doesn't have to lean or stretch to reach the other bed when lying on one's own. The last room I stayed in was in the basement which is uninviting to put it mildly. The shower cubicle was broken, the sliding doors having been removed and a corner curtain rail having been crudely fixed inside. The curtain did not slide aside or move. The shower hose leaked at the fitting to the point that it sprayed multiple jets of water a foot or higher into the air reducing the flow significantly. My pillow was less than an inch thick and I could feel the mattress through it.