“Hotel limpo e simpático, com quarto aceitável para uma noite”
I liked the location—it’s right in front of the train station, so you just arrive in town and head straight to the hotel in a minute. The facilities were clean and organized, and check‑in and check‑out were easy. The few interactions I had with the staff were pleasant; they did their job and were friendly. The room was clean, tidy, and had a small balcony overlooking the street, which was a nice touch, plus a mini fridge. Finally, the included breakfast had good variety, with cereals and fruit for a healthier option. When I got to the room, it was a bit cool. Either I didn’t understand how the heating worked, or the equipment isn’t great, or it wasn’t functioning well. I tested it at almost 30 °C and noticed almost no difference, even when I turned on all three “fans” at the button. Despite that, I didn’t have a bad night because I had the bedding and pajamas to help keep warm, and there’s an extra blanket in the room’s wardrobe. The room only has blackout curtains; no blinds. Personally, I prefer blinds because they block light 100 %, whereas blackout curtains always let some light in because they don’t seal completely. Regarding the bathroom, it wasn’t bad, but it had a bathtub instead of a shower/tub combo, which can be annoying for people who have more difficulty moving. I personally prefer a tub‑shower combo; it’s more practical. Finally, the breakfast, although varied, had cold milk available for us to serve ourselves, which didn’t taste good and I suspect it might have been spoiled. I could be wrong and I didn’t feel ill, but I stopped drinking it as soon as I tasted it. That’s something that needs a lot of care, since the milk could have been at room temperature for a while. Also, it didn’t seem to have plant‑based milk options, just cow’s milk, but it’s better to confirm.
AlexandreIl y a 2 semaines