The location was good. The room number 3 was described as a three‑person room, roughly 3 × 3 m, with a folded sofa and a fold‑out chair, a round table with three chairs, and a dresser that was supposed to serve as a kitchenette. The dresser had an induction hob on one side, a capsule coffee machine on the other, some odd fan, an electric kettle, and almost no counter space. After setting up the beds, there was little room to move between the bedroom and the bathroom. Storage was scarce, with only one wardrobe that held a large industrial Karcher vacuum cleaner. It was supposedly a kitchenette, yet plates had to be washed in the bathroom sink—totally unhygienic. The linear shower in the bathroom was crookedly installed, flooded the room while showering, and the hanging curtain stuck to the body. The sofa couldn’t be slept on after unfolding because the connecting boards poked into the body. The room was only for two people. Staying in that room was a torture. Earlier we had stayed on a different floor, and compared to that, it felt luxurious.
Netka·2 months ago