The service was absolutely terrible.
The front desk staff looked utterly annoyed and spoke very rudely. They were tossing passports around without an ounce of politeness. Other hotels only require one person to check in, but here, you have to show all passports, including those of minors.
The lobby and elevators were packed with tourists and their luggage. I really regret choosing this place when I could have paid a similar price for somewhere less crowded.
The hallways were old, with a dull and dated historical carpet. The room was basic, with simple decor, giving off a 'rental apartment' vibe.
The layout was bizarre, with a ten-meter long corridor right after the entrance. The window faced directly onto the light rail station and railway tracks, so it was noisy late into the night and we were woken up early every morning.
There were mirrors everywhere – seven mirrors in total, not even counting the bathroom. Lying in bed, you could see your reflection from every angle.
The kitchen facilities were extremely basic; it would be hard to even boil noodles, let alone prepare a simple meal. The soundproofing was awful. With so many tourists, there was constant noise in the hallway. Combined with the long, narrow entrance corridor, the sound amplified like a megaphone into the room.
All in all, even with poor hardware, if the service attitude was good, I wouldn't be complaining. But in all my time in the UK, I've never encountered such rude front desk staff. If I hadn't been with my child, I would have definitely argued with her.
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