Daniel W.
Google
Stylish hotel but more style over substance. Considering it’s part of ‘design collection’, the room design (whoever has designed it) has just gone with the looks rather than how people will intend to use it.
As you enter the room, where do you turn on the lights?! A switch perhaps? Ah yes, the one located by the bed or the kettle but you need to turn on your the light on your phone and figure it out and where it’s located. (Issue and design fault #1)
When using the bathroom and to have privacy, you need to wait for the automatic roller blind to come all the way down. Again, if this was a designer hotel, you would have had automatic privacy settings on the glass. Clearly this was money saving. (Issue and design fault #2, #3, #4)
The button for this is also above the sink, so clearly someone who has accessibility issues would have to reach over and then press it. The door is also not the easiest to slide across… (very accessible indeed ~ great design choice) (issue and design fault #5)
The bathroom drawer is located against the disabled toilet bar. What’s the point in having this?! Wasted space for everyone. (Issue and design fault #6)
Location is accessible by bus, MRT, but you’re better off getting a grab to this hotel.
I wish I chose a different hotel now, but I guess this is just an expensive room that I’ve paid to just sleep in.
I’d consider going elsewhere if I had the choice again.