During our two-day stay there, the "Will be back" clock sign had been on for several times, and the manager was never really back on time. I could understand: he just had a heart surgery recently. He walked and talked in such a way that even asking for a room with a heater from him made me felt that I was asking too much. But, the room we spent the first night in was literally frozen, as the heater did not work. The next day I told him that I stayed in that certain room and wanted a changed, but he insisted that I had stayed in another room. It took me minutes to persuade him that I was there. The rooms were old, and the office was always closed, at 8:30 AM. I knocked the office for five minutes and then went to windows to peek, while the old shaking manager openned the door and asked me: You waked me up and you are leaving??
Anyway, probably he is a nice person, but you don't want to live in a motel which is managed by a shaking, forgetting old man whose office is always closed.





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