The property itself isn’t quite bad, with an excellent location and some decent amenities. My room was an Executive Suite, boasting a few amenities (robe/slippers, mini-bar, etc.), including air conditioning. The advertise was “actual” air conditioning or conditioning of warmer air passing by a super-cooled, refrigerated loop thereby producing cooler air and exhausting it through a vent or into the room. NONE of this was happening. EVER. Instead, at best, there is a centralized heat exchanger that services the entire floor (estimated 30+ rooms), but really only “cools” an area to about 2-3 degrees Celsius cooler than the ambient temperature. So, on a night where temperatures are 27-29 degrees, the best I could hope to achieve was 24 degrees, even though my analog Honeywell thermostat indicated it was trying its best to achieve 16 (or even 17. 18, or 19) degrees.. When I reported it to the front desk, I received some kind of mini-jumbo explanation about how it is centrally managed by the European Union! When I called the BS flag on that, another colleague remarked, “It’s for Green preservation.” Next, I was told it was acting up and a maintenance engineer would be addressing it within the hour, which never happened. The real truth: there actually isn’t an air conditioning system that serves each hotel room floor (only the main lobby area in a centralized system). Instead, a heat exchanger at 24 degrees is what is being called an air conditioning system.Why lie or misrepresent?