The obvious advantages: the room is large and spacious, the hotel is located at a good transportation hub—you're in the city center, in a large neighborhood with several metro stations within a kilometer. Grocery stores within walking distance are a bit limited (they have a very limited selection, so shop elsewhere), but there's a fairly large store selling local cosmetics and household cleaning products. The lobby area has a wonderful tea and coffee machine, plus you can seemingly grab ice cream. And private chairs. Music plays in the hallways at any time of day or night. You'll hear it echoing throughout the room.
The room itself: the interior design is a bit tacky—absolutely everything is tiled in black marble. This makes it cold, and secondly, there are STEPS. A sea of them: you enter the hallway and there's a step. As you continue on, there's a step. The bathroom also has a step. Be careful of your feet and be mindful. The bathroom and toilet have an exhaust fan, which can be a bit noisy. This can be turned off. The water drains a bit rough from the bathtub; if you showered, the floor will still be damp the next evening. The bed was comfortable, the sheets were clean. There were tons of towels, and they gave you all sorts of toiletries and toiletries to try. Speaking of noise, there was literally a train line right above your head. You could definitely hear them. I was okay with it, but my partner wasn't so much. It's up to you to decide.
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