Overall, the stay was good. The beds were clean, and it was nice to have a dining room area to relax in after a long day. As always with Resi Stay, the bathroom was great—the option to heat the shower is a really nice touch.
The kitchen, however, is best suited for someone under 5’4” (162 cm). It was difficult to cook and wash dishes comfortably, and I bumped my head a few times. I’ve stayed at other Resi Stay properties and didn’t encounter this issue before.
One downside was the patio doors—they were locked with a child safety feature and a metal bar, so they couldn’t even be slightly opened. When the room’s ventilation is turned on, it creates negative pressure because the vents pull in more air than the room allows to come in naturally. There’s a square panel above the patio doors that can be pressed to let in outside air, but the airflow is still weaker than what the ventilation system pulls out.
It was also a bit confusing not having a reception desk onsite. I noticed several guests made the mistake of going directly to the hotel without checking in at the reception center first.
