4/5 John S. 1 year ago on Google
This
was
worth
the
price.
However,
there
are
design
flaws
management
should
not
have
signed
off
on.
The
staircase
is
carpeted
with
the
same
schema
as
the
hallway
and
my
room,
wall
to
wall,
a
striped
black,
grey
and
off
white.
Exposed
wood
is
painted
black.
Such
a
shame
for
an
historic
building.
The
carpet
is
naturally
a
sponge
for
winter
conditions.
The
shower
has
a
great
overhead
and
a
removable
wall
head
each
which
can
be
switched
between,
but
the
shower
has
a
40cm
entrance-way
that
cannot
be
closed,
so
water
and
soap
spray
out.
The
sink
has
no
ring
for
a
hand
towel.
The
main
bathroom
light
resembles
an
optometrist's
exam
light
set
directly
into
the
mirror,
blinding
when
eyes
are
dilated
at
night.
The
king
bed
is
squeezed
in,
a
queen
would
have
done
just
fine.
The
TV
is
set
into
a
large
floor-to-ceiling
block
of
furniture,
double
the
width
of
the
TV,
creating
a
choke-point
with
the
bed
between
the
doorway
and
the
rest
of
the
room.
The
room
unfortunately
gave
the
feel
of
a
beautiful
person
with
botox,
an
historic
hotel
glued
over
in
Ikea-inspired
furniture.
The
front-desk
host
was
quite
nice.
The
room
was
clean.
The
toilettries
were
complete,
including
mouthwash.
Overall,
for
the
right
price,
I
would
stay
again,
but
whichever
management
team
approved
the
design,
at
least
of
room
33,
could
use
this
as
instruction.