“Vähenõudlikule inimesele sobilik ööblemine.”
Living was clean and tidy. Our room was nice and clean, the furniture layout was optimal and comfortable, and the sofa was comfortable for sitting and watching TV. The beds were comfortable. I liked that there were two toilets, because the hotel has five rooms and with two to three people per room, at least two toilets were essential. I liked that there were two kitchen areas where we could cook separately from others and dine. Overall, we are grateful that we could stay relatively affordably for 3 nights with four people on a modest budget. The first thing that bothered me was the staircase to the second floor, which was extremely uncomfortable for me: narrow, steep, too high risers, and slippery steps—carrying heavy bags and coffee cups up was difficult and I didn’t feel safe on that stair. The sofa in the side room was extremely uncomfortable because I had to twist my neck to fit under the slanted wall. But that didn’t interfere with sleeping in the beds. If the house had more guests, we would have felt the lack of a second (and third) shower room. Initially I couldn’t find a hand towel and thought the customer wouldn’t be provided one; I used a hand towel left in the corridor hoping it was clean, but later I found a hand towel meant for the night, on the lower shelf of the nightstand in the room, which I wouldn’t have searched for. Maybe it could still be placed on the bed so it’s immediately visible and accessible. The area wasn’t quiet, the constant traffic noise on the first night disturbed me because I had to keep the window open, otherwise the room would have been hot and stuffy. For other nights I bought earplugs, which helped me sleep better. Overall, we are grateful that we could stay relatively affordably for 3 nights with four people on a modest budget.
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