The breakfast wasn’t any different from other hotels of the same star level, but everything was fresh, and when my companion felt ill and couldn’t come down, the restaurant let us take the breakfast up to our room, which was great. The shower water was hot enough, the bathtub was deep and a pleasure to soak in, and the wet‑dry separation was well done. The parking lot had plenty of spaces, so finding a spot was never an issue. The six‑person room’s duvet cover didn’t match the bed size at all and kept slipping off, which was a hassle. On the ground‑floor corridor there was a claw‑machine that had already taken the required coins, but the grip was so weak I could never grab a prize—it felt like a money‑grab; I finally asked a staff member to open the machine for me, and while I don’t mind a loose grip, the machine should at least let you win something.
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