My wife and I had booked a hotel with “shower en suite”. We assumed that this meant that the hotel rooms bathroom had a shower instead e.g. a tub.
Nope. In the middle of the room, there was a plastic booth not unlike those portable toilets you can find at festivals. This was the shower. You had to drop in coins to get warm water in the shower.
There was no bathroom as such. A common toilet was half the stairs down from the room, and it ran out of toilet paper on the weekend.
The breakfast was rather spartan, a lot of “either this or that, but not both” selections.
This was very emberrasing for our friends who had recommended that place (and helped us with a roll of toilet paper). They had been in that hotel some 30 or 40 years before, when it still had style…
My wife and I had booked a hotel with “shower en suite”. We assumed that this meant that the hotel rooms bathroom had a shower instead e.g. a tub.
Nope. In the middle of the room, there was a plastic booth not unlike those portable toilets you can find at festivals. This was the shower. You had to drop in coins to get warm water in the shower.
There was no bathroom as such. A common toilet was half the stairs down from the room, and it ran out of toilet paper on the weekend.
The breakfast was rather spartan, a lot of “either this or that, but not both” selections.
This was very emberrasing for our friends who had recommended that place (and helped us with a roll of toilet paper). They had been in that hotel some 30 or 40 years before, when it still had style…