“Vorsicht beim Frühstück!”
The top floor is in the center, near the art museum, and everything is within walking distance—whether it’s the harbor promenade, the pedestrian zone, or the theater. There’s a parking spot, and Carrefour for groceries is right next to it. The reception staff were sometimes extremely short‑skirted and unfriendly. In Romania we keep seeing staff in tourism who, lacking English or other language skills, stare darkly and prefer to say NO. Why not try a smile? It would make the stay for tourists much nicer. The breakfast was also unpleasant: a sign read “7 to 10 am” and pointed down the stairs to the basement, but breakfast actually starts at 7:30 am. Even if you arrive just after 9 am, you’ll be disappointed because the buffet isn’t restocked and the watermelon and other fruit are gone. A quick walk across the street to Carrefour would let you buy fruit and refill, but no one here thinks of that.
Kerstin·Un mese fa