I recently stayed in Room 417. Overall, the hotel is new and the rooms were very clean, and I also appreciated the good variety of food offered at breakfast. These were definitely the highlights of my stay.
However, there were several issues that prevented me from giving a higher rating.
- The sliding bathroom door in Room 417 was extremely heavy and appeared to have a mechanical problem. It was difficult to move, and on several occasions it felt like it could fall off its track, which raised serious safety concerns.
- The electrical outlets in the kitchenette were not working, which was disappointing. Basic room features like this should be checked before guests check in.
- Another inconvenience was the elevator access system. Having to tap the room key every time to use the elevator felt unnecessary. On several occasions, we ended up taking the stairs between the ground floor and the fourth floor because using the elevator became inconvenient.
- The breakfast itself was good, but the layout of the serving area created long and frustrating lines. A simple redesign—such as placing the buffet in the center of the dining room with identical food stations on both sides—could significantly improve the flow and reduce waiting times.
Finally, although the hotel is modern and well maintained, the entrance is surprisingly plain and does