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Hotel Feedback||We stayed at the hotel for five days with breakfast included. Sometimes we managed to take breakfast, other times our work schedule was too tight.||On the evening of the 23rd, we requested the staff if it would be possible to reheat some takeaway food in the hotel. Before ordering, the receptionist confirmed it was possible. However, when the food was delivered to our room, the lobby staff said it might be tricky but they would sort it out. After waiting for half an hour, nothing happened. When we followed up, the receptionist first said she would check, then later told us it was not possible. Only after we insisted, someone finally helped us with a microwave.||Suggestion: It would be very useful to have either a microwave available in the rooms, or at least a dedicated microwave station in the hotel for guests. Even if there is a small extra charge for this service, it would add real value for people who travel for work and cannot always eat at regular hours.||My second concern is about the lifeguards at the pool. They are fantastic people, very professional, but they do not seem happy. Their uniforms also do not look very nice. In the scorching heat, when people are on holiday, enjoying drinks, swimming to relax and please themselves, the lifeguard becomes a visible part of that environment. If the lifeguard stands as a symbol of unhappiness, how can another human fully enjoy? What values and what morality does it show if we expect guests to smile and relax while the very people ensuring their safety appear uncomfortable and unvalued?||A small investment in better clothing and small perks, like offering them good free drinks (not just water), would not only make the lifeguards happier, but also uplift the whole atmosphere around the pool. Their energy and presence reflect directly on the guests’ experience.||Thank you for considering these points.