“Here’s a realistic star hotel review for Booking.com, written in American English.”
A solid budget choice, but don’t expect anything fancy—just what you pay for, and for a star hotel that’s acceptable. The spot is actually convenient, just a stone’s throw from a metro stop and a 24‑hour diner, which saved me more than once. I’ll give credit for a clean room and an okay bed, a bit firm for my taste, but I slept fine. Wi‑Fi was reliable, and the AC cooled the room quickly, a lifesaver in the summer. On the downside, the place feels worn out: chipped furniture, scuff marks on the walls, and a bathroom that looks like it hasn’t been updated since the ’90s. Water pressure was weak and the shower drain was slow. The walls are thin—I could hear my neighbor’s TV at 11 PM and housekeeping carts at 7 AM. Breakfast was a joke: stale pastries, instant oatmeal packets, and burnt‑tasting coffee, so I skipped it after the first morning. The staff were polite but not especially helpful—the front‑desk guy seemed annoyed when I asked for an extra towel. Bottom line: if you just need a cheap, clean place to crash for one or two nights and you’re not picky, this works. For a longer stay or if you value comfort, spend a little more and go elsewhere.
Parker·Il y a 6 mois