The Tribune, part of JdV by Hyatt

Friendly service, clean and quiet rooms, about 20 minutes walk from Plaza España.

The front desk gave me a room on the first floor, close to the front desk and the road. The music played in the restaurant on the roadside was very noisy at night, and someone talking at the front desk in the early morning could be heard in the room. The sound insulation was average. The towels in the bathroom were not clean and had black stains that looked like footprints.

When I first arrived at the hotel to check in, the lips of the hotel front desk spit out: "In Europe, one person lives in a double room for one price, and two people live in a double room at another price. One person needs to pay 20 euros more per night." Your words are so subtle that it is really difficult for me to respond to your words. When I stepped into the room from an exquisite outdoor garden, my mood was as if the green plants at night were unable to photosynthesize. When the front desk took out the iron-like lock to open the door, my mood was as heavy as the iron piece in her hand. Stepping into the room, I looked around and saw the colorful lights lighting up my gray night. After looking around for a long time, I didn't find a bottle of purified water, a disposable toothbrush cup in the toilet, or a useless toothpaste. I used a hard toothbrush to give my teeth a bath. Wow, when you turn on the hot water in the shower, cold water comes out. You can’t tell me it’s really amazing. This phenomenon-level scene rarely occurs in reality. It is recommended that this hotel be awarded a Nobel Prize. It is difficult to imagine how to use the hot water valve to pass through the water heater, and the final flow out is cold water. Brilliant, this hotel is really underwhelming in such a small place.

The guy at the front desk is very enthusiastic~