Hotel Alameda, High Line — Hotel in New York

I didn’t care much about the reviews because I understand the concept of a boutique hotel, so you can’t expect the same as a regular hotel. It could be better, though. Since it’s small, there shouldn’t be big decorations like one that was on the tiny desk, or the low lamp right above the side of the bed (obstacle when when you wanna get up). The coffee machine was way too complicated. A cheap small keurig would have been better. The fridge didn’t feel cold enough. I was super hungry and in a hurry because I was in a business trip, so I bought two of their very expensive and tiny parfaits from their bar. To my surprise, what should have been granola was actually italian bread crumbs. It was disgusting, but I couldn’t be late to my meetings, so I just ate it. My partner was able to remove part of the breadcrumbs and ate it too. When checking out, I informed that to the front desk and all I got was a giggle followed by a “I’ll inform the kitchen”. I’d expect that a hotel that is not that cheap would at least refund me for it, but I wasn’t gonna beg, and since they don’t care that much, here...

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