For me, the main reason to stay in a hotel is to get sleep which requires a comfy bed, darkness and quiet. Unfortunately here the windows are very old sash style windows which are not double glazed and have lots of gaps. There were several broken locks and handles indicating they know this is an issue. Previous occupants have also tried with bits of cardboard jammed in the window and toilet paper in the window vent which was broken and open to the elements. In summary on the window, you can here the street outside.
Other personal irritations:
- There is no dinner served on Sunday or Monday - it would have been nice to know that before I arrived, so I ordered in from Uber.
- There is no space to really work, I had to move things to create a space.
- I couldn't find the kettle as it was in a dark cupboard where the light was not working so I had to use my phone torch to find things.
- The toilet is an old high cistern which looks stylish, but took 20 mins to fill.
- This is no lock on the inside of the bedroom door.
There were are some positives:
- Bed was very comfy
- Shower was lovely
- Toiletries scored 'Excellent' on Yuka
- There was a small 'tot' of complimentary port in the room.
