“Could do better; wouldn't rush back.”
I was thrilled that the room was called 101, a nod to George Orwell’s famous novel, and the street was lively any time of day or night, though the doors weren’t soundproof so I could hear guests lugging luggage at dawn. I appreciated that the in‑room coffee didn’t use those new eco‑unfriendly capsule machines but instead offered classic instant Nescafé sachets, which were tasty. When I arrived I was assigned Room 101, which had no external windows and only a small internal one—clearly an overflow room. After insisting, the staff reluctantly moved me to a windowed room as described, but only for three nights; later that day I had to check out and re‑check in, and they tried to put me back in Room 101. So I had two room changes in a four‑night stay that cost almost $400 a night, and the staff seemed indifferent to refusing me a better room after I’d pre‑paid.
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