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Super hotel, prezzo basso, nota per colazione che viene rilasciato il giorno prima, buona posizione, vicino alla comunicazione urbana, ovunque si può ottenere

Hotel super bello, alcune camere sul piano superiore sono state chiuse e hanno fatto una foto.Il parco è vicino al bordo del centro commerciale, il museo d'arte e la chiesa ortodossia sono molto vicini

Economia e ubicazione geografica eccellente

Il fisico di tutti i check-in era mal organizzato. Quando siamo arrivati all'hotel dovevamo chiamare un numero mostrato nella porta e poi ci hanno dato il codice per la porta. Dopo di che dovevamo scegliere la chiave per la nostra stanza dal contatore. Penso che questo modo non fosse sicuro. Alla nostra visita non ci siamo incontrati con il personale.La nostra stanza era molto piccola.Abbiamo avuto due bagagli e neanche quelli non si adattavano da nessuna parte, ma dovevamo lasciarli in mezzo al piano e saltarli ogni volta che andammo in bagno, ecc. La temperatura della stanza era molto alta. Era caldo fuori, ma anche più caldo nella stanza. I corni erano pieni di polvere. E il bagno aveva molte molle nelle pareti. Il letto era molto vecchio e troppo morbido, entrambi avevamo dolore di schiena al mattino. Non c'era nessuna prova del suono, quindi potresti venire qui passi dalla prossima stanza, ecc. Come mai, anche quando c'era questa tanta negatività, direi che in questo hotel puoi dormire una notte 👍 Quando eravamo in viaggio, questo era il hotel più economico di Turku.

Omenahotelli at Humalistonkatu Turku. Based on ad, looked fairly modern and reasonably prised, about 100 euros per night. There is no reception, you get in with door code. Taxi almost didn’t find the place, but finally we got there. First thing we noticed, was a full beer can on the hallway floor. Some hotels do offer welcome drink, but I doubt this was the case here. When we got inside the room, first impression was like grandma had died, and relatives had tasked alcoholic 70-years old simple minded uncle to decorate it as cheaply as possible. Rom was fairly spacious, but for some weird reason they had built a some kind of wall in front of beds, so there really wasn’t much space to squeeze yourself into bed (luckily we’re not big, large person might not make it). Next to bed, on the floor, there were some papers and empty medicine box. I laughed aloud when I Saw the pillow – size of a stamp and lumpy as hell. There was supposed to be some kind of “kitchen corner” – it was a simple cabinet straight from seventies, with minibar (empty) and microwave oven. Next to it there was a table (from same time period) and chair (advertised as sofabed) that you couldn’t really sit on, but that you could theoretically use as a “sofachair”. I didn’t dare to try, and there wasn’t bedlinen anyway. Next to it, on the floor, there was a large stain – I wouldn’t dare to guess what. Whole room smelled unpleasant. Unfortunately, you couldn’t open windows. Bathroom was ok. Toilet paper was under the sink, bit difficult to reach, and there wasn’t any kind of shelf in the shower to hold soap. Peephole on a door had been stuffed with something orange. Luckily there was a door chain. It looked like that electrical wiring had been done by electrician who was fairly drunk. Room was filthy, dust everywhere and some sticky patches on floor and on the door etc. Bed wasn’t a catastrophe (except the pillow) – cheapest you can find at Ikea I guess. My son was bit worried, if we would dare to stay there, but since it was 2 am we really didn’t have a choice. I woke up around 7AM, heard someone talking at the next room. There is no soundproofing, you can hear clearly what neighbours are talking.