Room was nice size, had pleasant sea view from 2 sash windows, however, smallest one sealed shut, largest one only opened about 4 inches because there was screwed-in wire connecting bottom of window to frame, stopping it from going up any further. Appalling for air circulation/cooling room during very hot days we stayed. Very unhealthy. We seem to be living more & more in nanny state where businesses think they can't trust you to behave safely, to not jump out of windows or to supervise your children properly.
On other hand, they'd failed to repair broken shower door so that half a panel was substituted by flimsy shower curtain, making it fall risk for me as disabled person who needs solid sides in such a tiny square shower cubicle. Remaining bit of sliding door also didn't open properly, making it very hard to get in/out safely for disabled person who needs to hold on to something easily without twisting in order not to slip while squeezing through very narrow entry/exit space.
Hotels need to get priorities straightened out. Think more about comfort/safety of particularly elderly & physically disabled guests - we need safe showers & fresh air. Worry less about being sued because someone decides to jump or parents too busy scrolling phones to engage with children. Put signs up to remind guests re open windows.
If person slips/falls due to broken shower or has heart attack/stroke due to excessive heat in inadequately ventilated rm, THEN you'll have something to worry about.