What a joke of a hotel.
1. At check-in, the receptionist smugly told us he was giving us a “good room with a patio” — as though he was doing us a huge favor. Reality check: we had already booked that room. Don’t try to pass off what we paid for as some sort of upgrade.
2. The patio door was broken the moment we arrived. Instead of treating it as a problem, the receptionist shrugged it off and said it was “ok.” Ok? The patio is shared with another room — meaning anyone could have walked straight into ours. Only after we insisted, and after an unreasonably long wait, did someone reluctantly come to deal with it. Absolutely unacceptable when it comes to guest safety.
3. When we asked for a simple hot water flask and toothbrush, the response at reception was: “you have a lot of requests huh?” Excuse me? Asking for basic amenities now counts as “a lot of requests”? This is hospitality at its laziest and most unprofessional.
The attitude of the male reception staff was consistently rude, dismissive, and downright unwelcoming. If this is the hotel’s idea of service, they desperately need training — or new staff altogether.
Honestly, this place couldn’t even meet the standards of a budget motel, let alone a European hotel. If you’re considering staying here, do yourself a favor: look elsewhere unless you enjoy being treated like an inconvenience instead of a guest.