I booked the hotel as it was close to where I had an appointment the next day. This location is supposed to be a good area and the street is littered with Medical offices and other professional offices. I had not been to that area before.
When I arrived on Tuesday evening, there was no doorman to help with any luggage etc, just a luggage trolley inside the first door, which was manual.
I was too tired from the scrum I had just been through at Kings X to say anything.
At check in, which is conveniently tucked away so unless you know where it is, you wouldn't know it was there at all, I was greeted by a very nice gentleman who asked me for my ID and then checked me in. I was not asked for a cc card imprint, to cover incidentals, which is something that one generally has to do when checking in. He was about to give me a room number when he seemingly changed his mind and said that he would put me on the second floor, in case the lift broke down, so that I wouldn't have to walk up and down too many steps.
I thought to myself, what a lovely considerate man but did not say anything as the prospect of lifts breaking down was not a good omen.
I went to the second floor and went to my room, carrying my own bags, which I did not have a problem with. Upon entering the room and having a look around, I was to say the least somewhat unimpressed. The room looked and felt even more tired than I was. The bathroom was small and had certainly seen better days.In fact some of the fixture
