6/10 – Okay
Nina
26. Feb. 2023
Gut: Sauberkeit
First I spent one hour looking for the hotel as it is not called Laat hotel but Hun hotel. The entrance doesn’t look like a lobby either, it is just a random blue door without a sign.
Once I found it I was greeted with an accusation: they’d been awaiting me one day prior! I had booked for said day but my flight got cancelled whereof I informed them immediately. The reply was: no problem.
Next: I had booked a room with a terrace. After opening the curtains I found no terrace but a 1m deep muddy hole. Back to the reception. The answer: you booked a room on the groundfloor! Nope, I booked a room with a terrace. After some arguing they upgraded me to an upstairs room with a balcony. Though not without saying „but give us a good recommendation!!!“
The room itself was a nice maisonette. But the safe didn’t work. So I had to move AGAIN.
In the next room, same maisonette, a dead cockroach was lying on the carpet - my whole 4 day stay (apart from that the whole facility was super clean), one set of shutters could not be opened and the mosquito net for the big window was missing. Plus the balcony door didn’t have a handle on the outside so you had to slide the door open with hopefully sticky hands.
The pool was murky.
Oh and if you’re not travelling solo you might want to know that the bathroom in the maisonettes is merely divided by a wall from the bed-head. No door.
The idea of the place must have been gorgeous, but it has no soul. Except for Alfred, a receptionist.
