“Claustrophobic and too hard to reach rooms!”
The hotel sits in a good spot near the ChatuChak area and is in a modern building. Getting there involves a bit of walking: you go to the main building, take the elevator, then walk through a valley. Once you’re coming down, you can find and grab things. Inside, after checking in at reception, you have to walk a long way to another corridor to reach the lift that goes to the second or fifth floor, so there’s definitely a lot of walking. The funny thing is that, even though it’s modern, the basic room is super small, like a small compartment, which feels a bit claustrophobic. The systems are very modern, but the light from the AC management and other things can interfere with your sleep, so I didn’t get a good night’s rest. The room was super compact, and that compactness definitely made me feel a little claustrophobic. It’s modern, and there’s no smoking, of course, as I’ve probably mentioned in the description. To go to the smoking area, you have to walk all the way down to the parking, so it’s not really convenient for smokers. The basic room is very small and compartmentalised, which can feel claustrophobic, and it involves a lot of walking to get from reception to your room, including walking through corridors and finding another lift, so it’s not comfortable in terms of easy access.
Vineeth·6 days ago