^^ Who takes big pots with them to a hotel?
Residential? lol no it is not residentialIsnt this mixed use? Hotel and residential?
Interiors are cheap and falling apart, exterior is worse, during the day that is, and blinding during the night.
I can't agree more to be honest. The lobby area indeed looks very noisy and some of the colour combinations in the hotel rooms appear outdated.I dislike the lobby area, i can understand the criticism towards that part, but the bathroom and also the bar are suprisingly nice. In the bar, they should only remove the pattern on the white walls. The rest is more then okay, its actually pretty nice. And i feel like the kitche is sort of ugly, especially the bar/table that looks very 80s. The kitchen also appears to not have deep cabins, so storing big pots or so might be difficult. And the counter looks like it doesnt have much space for a kettle, coffee machine, utensiles that you need daily and such.
you know I live in Dubai right?hno: Again, is the mention that they are "falling apart" based on your own observation? Or some actual stories from people who have, you know, been there? Tripadvisor reviews do not mention this at all. Or is this just bashing for the sake of bashing. The ones discussed here on the pictures don't look like they are falling apart. The tiling choice seems not to be top notch, for sure, however this hotel seems to have extremely affordable rates. The cost of accommodation here is a quarter of the cost of the Address Boulevard, for example.