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Our
first
room
felt
stone
cold
as
soon
as
we
entered
and
incredibly
colder
than
the
hallways
(we
considered
sleeping
in
the
halls
later
on).
Due
to
the
coldness
we
asked
for
a
fan
heater
or
something
and
one
arrived
quickly
but
unfortunately
it
was
a
noisy
electric
fan
and
took
a
long
time
to
heat
the
room.
This
had
to
be
turned
off
due
to
the
noise
and
the
room
cooled
down
really
quickly
when
it
was.
The
bathroom
was
absolutely
stone
cold
throughout
our
stay
with
freezing
tiled
floor
and
druaghty
wooden
framed
windows.
During
the
second
day
we
experienced
rain
and
within
20
minutes
the
water
was
literally
running
through
the
wall
under
the
window
to
create
a
large
puddle.
Following
the
cold
and
now
the
water
we
exited
our
room
and
sought
a
room
change
at
reception,
being
reallocated
to
a
"suite"
on
the
fourth
floor.
This
was
better,
in
that
it
was
warmer
and
watertight,
but
overall
the
room
standard
was
not
high
and
both
we
experienced
felt
very
tired.
As
way
of
an
apology
we
were
granted
a
complimentary
breakfast
and
assured
a
"note"
would
be
added
to
our
room
bill
for
checkout
to
have
the
breakfast
cost
removed.
Upon
checkout
we
were
asked
to
settle
the
£20
breakfast
bill
but
explained
we
had
been
granted
these
as
complimentary.
The
very
rude
young
lady
snapped
back
"why!?".
It
was
here
that
we
explained
the
room
issues
and
who
had
issued
the
breakfasts
(male
member
of
staff
with
glasses
and
black
stud
earring
whom
we
believe
was
a
manager
and
actually
the
most
professional
member
of
staff
we
dealt
with).
On
our
first
night
stay
we
experienced
a
brief
fire
alarm
(10
seconds)
around
05:50
followed
by
the
same
around
1
minute
later.
Our
room
phone
was
flashing
"Reception"
so
we
phoned
down
to
ask
if
everything
was
okay
and
asked
should
we
leave
the
room?
We
were
firstly
assured
everything
was
okay
but
then
asked
"is
everything
okay?"
Which
made
us
feel
as
though
staff
didn't
know
if
everything
actually
was
okay.
About
05:55
the
fire
alarm
sounded
and
kept
going
so
we
got
up
and
went
downstairs
along
with
most
other
guests
to
find
that
the
fire
brigade
had
arrived.
We
saw
a
member
of
staff
act
out
to
other
guests
that
someone
had
poured
something
over
themselves
then
set
it
on
fire,
which
was
confirmed
when
a
guest
was
brought
down
covered
in
alcohol,
soot
and
coughing.
The
safety
issue
is
we
were
told
the
the
following
day
that
the
first
two
alarms
were
silenced
by
staff,
hence
the
two
10
second
bursts,
before
they
investigated
the
cause.
Why
a
fire
alarm
is
silenced
immediately
in
a
hotel
is
beyond
me
and
a
safety
concern.
Overall,
our
stay
was
very
sub-standard
and
we
simply
won't
stay
here
again
when
we
inevitably
return
to
Bradford.
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