Once we entered our apartment in the hotel, we quickly
surveyed the entire compound, eagerly taking in the exquisite surroundings.
It was not at all perfect, or to put it aptly, not meeting
our expectations. I eventually realized that not every hotel held the same
standards despite all of them being located in the same city. Say, one may made
sure to prepare an iron in every room but another one does not provide the same
service.
The most offensive one (in my opinion) is the one that does not
provide free Wi-fi. Imagine having to pay an hourly rate for using Wi-fi! It
was truly a horrible experience and I had to endure my brother's never ending
complaints.
That aside, this apartment is really huge - even bigger than
my own house - so I guess that says a lot? Haha. I don't really have any
complaints about it even when the air-conditioning was a little uncooperative
at first, leaving all of us to feel very uncomfortable. Obviously, my favourite
part is the bathtub. It is really fun to add large amounts of shampoo into a
bathtub-full of water and just submerge your whole body in it. And it is fun to
pretend that you have a beard! Sadly, I could not stay in too long as my skin
would become crinkly otherwise.
I guess another Favourite thing is the free
wifi? Even though to some people that free wifi is pretty much expected, to me,
such simple things are taken for granted that they become overlooked. I am
saying such because as I had mentioned earlier, I had stayed in a hotel where
you have to pay to use wifi and it made me realize that missing something that
has become a habit of your life makes you appreciate it more. When I used the
wifi in the apartment, it feels as if I've never left home. Like I'm able to
resume whatever activities that I had done before I left for overseas. I
enjoyed the feeling so I'm thankful for this hotel for providing free wifi.
As the saying goes, and I know it's super cheesy but absence
does make the heart grow fonder.
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