The remainder of the room is sufficient for 1 opened suitcase, but that would also mean there is no space for maneuvering. The bed occupied one side of the room, and only 1 side of it is accessible so if you are sharing the bed, the one who needs to go to the bathroom frequently has to sleep on the outer edge. However, that does not mean there is sufficient space for one to waltz in a hub’s room. When it comes to space, nothing beats Tokyo in cramped-ness. The check-in kiosks were huge (so no fear of not seeing what to press) and the staff on duty was friendly and helpful. That being said, there was still assistance at the lobby area upon arrival. That already hinted at tongue-in-cheek but yet helpful service that is to come.
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On the registration mail was a QR code that begs one to “Scan Me”, followed by a line that said “Leave reception for dust on arrival”. Instead, it started from the point of registration. The first impact on guests was not at the point of setting foot in its lobby.
The Tower Bridge outlet outdoes all predecessors (it was only opened in end 2015!) not by cutting back on service, but to find cheap alternatives to the services. Luckily for us, innovators like Premier Inn has found a middle ground that offers decent comfort without requiring travelers to go wash dishes at a local restaurant. The high accommodation cost is also what drives budget hotels like hub by Premier Inn to thrive.īudget hotels used to work by cutting back on all the frills, which is typically on the other spectrum of a 5-star hotel stay.
A typical night’s stay at the city centre can easily set a traveler back with at least SGD150.Īnd the currency drop following Brexit did not help. There’s the food, the culture, architecture oozing with old world charm… Everything nice comes with a hefty price tag, London included. London~ The mention of it conjures an overwhelming sense of exhilaration.
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