6/10 - ๊ด์ฐฎ์์
Rachel ๋, Montreal
์ถ์ฅ ์ฌํ
2025๋
5์ 29์ผ
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This is a 200 year-old hotel, so you have to want that. My room was odd-shaped, but comfortable, with black-out curtains and windows that opened.
I would say this is a half 3 star, half 2 star hotel. the towels are thin, the linens are only just ok (even for a three star). The welcome was cold, and it unfortunately left a bad taste in my mouth, despite everyone else on staff being gracious. It matters. The bathroom had been recently renovated and was lovely; the amenities, however, are 3-in-1 body wash/shampoo/conditioner, again, very 2 star. The decor in the room is appalling--really, i am generally not fussy, but the very little decor there was, left much to be desired. and the WIFI was poor in my room, even when i was sitting on the floor by the door. There is no reasonable workspace--there is a counter for the tea kettle with a good chair, but no space to work, and there is a table, with an oval seat with no back that is unsuitable for sitting in to work. The dining room is available for working after breakfast, but inconvenient and public.
They are trying to be a 3star hotel, but falling somewhat short. It is a good place to stay for a short time, but not if you want to work efficiently or comfortably. For the price, i might choose to stay elsewhere next time.
Rachel
2025๋
5์์ 4๋ฐ ์๋ฐํจ