At check in, I was given an ‘upgrade’ which in actuality appeared to be a downgrade and just an exercise in filling unwanted rooms.
The room itself wasn’t terribly unclean but all surfaces were dusty and the shower screen had clearly not been properly cleaned in quite some time. The room was very small, so not as advertised and the shower room was difficult to negotiate without turning tiny circles to avoid bashing oneself. A larger person may well have to accept that once they sat down on the toilet, they’re probably going to have to live there.
Apart from that, it was well located, staff were friendly and the breakfast was abundant. I chuckled that no one asked me to identify myself at breakfast so could have simply just walked in off the street to have a god tuck in. Possibly not such a bad thing if one was hungry and penniless (or sneaky).