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These are sleep pods. Queen size bed, nice lighting with reading lights, and a TV. There is a bathroom in your room that you share with the other 4 pods in your room and a larger bathroom with more showers and toilets down the hall. (I state this because when I asked, prior to booking, if our room had its own bathroom, the answer was yes, which was technically true.)There is a community sitting area with a big TV and nice kitchen with a community refrigerator. These were all clean and nice. The bed was a foam mat over a hard surface. For me, sleeping on my side meant my shoulders and hips were against the hard surface. The \"climate control\" consisted of two vents the size of a car's a/c vents that you could adjust fan speed. They were not adequate to cool the pod with two people sleeping inside. With the fan on high we would go to bed with the pod at 72f/22c and awake with a light film of sweat and the temp 79f/26c. The staff was polite, sympathetic and turned the thermostat in our room down to 17c. They advised sleeping with the pod door open until the pod cooled but with other travelers arriving at different times in the night, this wasn't practical.
This hotel is a value at the price. It's a nice upgrade on a hostel, with much more privacy and security. I feel like upgrading the mattresses and improving the airflow would make a huge difference in the quality of sleep!
This hotel is a value at the price. It's a nice upgrade on a hostel, with much more privacy and security. I feel like upgrading the mattresses and improving the airflow would make a huge difference in the quality of sleep!
