“Un très joli petit hôtel qui gagnerait à être entretenu comme il se doit!”
The location and the décor of room 11 and the stairs were good. The bathroom was old: a terrible shower that had never been descaled, sending sharp jets, and a worn mixer that could scald or freeze you at a millimetre. A shelf that used to be there is gone, and a hook disappeared, so there was nothing to put things on, especially since the shower flooded most of the bathroom. The toilet was not maintained. I also didn’t like being told at the end of the two nights that I had to leave the key so they could clean the room. The bed had only a sheet on the bottom, and the blanket clearly hadn’t been washed after the previous guest. That felt very unhygienic; just because it had been hot before doesn’t mean you can skip a sheet. I asked the young guy who worked at reception, and he gave me a torn sheet halfway through wear. I didn’t appreciate being woken by extremely loud conversations on the terrace. The owner was arguing with her employee. When we went up for breakfast, the employee was wiping her tears. I hope I’m wrong, but it seemed the staff woke people by shouting; that’s not right. There was a flipped rug, the tag was visible because it had too many stains on the other side. They might be recent, but I doubt it. The main lamp didn’t work, but the owner offered to send someone. I said no. Instead, the lights only turned off when you removed the card that made contact for electricity, meaning you had to get up in the dark to get up at night. Oh, and there was only one hanger.
Isabelle·1周前