Hotel Review — A Poorly Installed Kitchen in Motel 6, Main ED скачать в хорошем качестве

Hotel Review — A Poorly Installed Kitchen in Motel 6, Main ED

Wow… that kitchen had me wheezing! Sadly, there is no elevator applied to this place, or any fun amenities, but as an extended stay style kind of property, I’m not too terribly fond of it. Explore with me at room 321 and see what we can find… Full Review: Stars (1/5): 2. By a much higher quality hotel, known as the Hotel Luxx, which I'm planning to review next, you have this little motel sitting right beside it. Within this property contains 3 floors of 34 rooms, 106 in total, no amenities, just guest laundry sitting in the Lobby. I found that kinda weird, deceiving, and a little feared on how the quality of the rooms were going to appear. That was when I first got into my room, the 92nd room, also known as room 321, and ran on all the lights. I was pretty impressed, and it got higher and higher as I was filming... until I saw the kitchen. It was a disaster with how poorly it had been installed. The sink was low to the floor and stuck out, the oven's plug was hanging on for dear life, and the microwave was close to falling out onto the stove and table and breaking profusely. I wasn't too terribly impressed with this. Then I discovered there was no office desk to be found. Amongst to very many hotels having one, this hotel lacking that object was a joke. And don't even get me started with how the TV is placed. It's on what appears an office desk in the middle of the room with no wall behind it. I mean, imagine taking a kid out with a friend for a 3 day stay, and they have a football, just playing a non-painful game of catch, then it suddenly hits the TV. It would end off shattering and falling either on its front or rear. Not exactly something you should do with a TV. Then I enter the bathroom. It was quite empty but had all the furniture I needed... except mirrors, towels, and a garbage can. The staff said that there were some to borrow, so I guess I appreciate that, but how can you fully install mirrors and a towel rack by yourself? Some other unassociated things to point out was that the staff was quite friendly, even with the low budget extended stay kind of build they had to deal with. The laundry costed $3 for every load, wash AND dry. If you ever visit East Dakota, I'm not so sure I'd recommend this place due to the lack of installment they had established here. Hopefully they'd renovate this soon, but for now, the 2 star rating I gave here says whether you should visit or not.