“Zu heiss, selbst für einen Wärme-Liebenden Menschen”
The room was fine and left a decent impression because it had a bed, a large table, a small fridge, a mini balcony, and a mini “couch.” The problem is that the air‑conditioning was too weak. Also, there was no night light or night lamp, and the power outlets were practically right at the head of the bed, which seemed more sensible next to the bed. The construction feels odd, and I wonder who thought of such ideas when building a hotel. The pool area is cool and fun, and next to the nice pool there’s a restaurant where you can sit and order a small bite. However, the pool area is also used by non‑hotel guests because it’s a public space. The air‑conditioning is the main issue in the hotel. Perhaps it was because I was put on the second floor. The temperature was simply oppressive, around 33–35 °C. The AC lowered it to about 29 °C in a few hours. If it ran 24 hours, it would be tolerable at about 28 °C. I’m not used to having the AC on all day; usually 10–15 minutes is enough for me. That wasn’t possible here. I think the money spent on running the AC should be better invested in a new unit.
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