Just pop in your credit card, follow the simple directions which allow you to verify the reservation you made on the phone, and out slips a receipt with a number on it. This number is your access code - to the building itself, and to your room. Punch the code into the minuscule keypad on the door of one of the 120 identical rooms, and waft into a spacious, elegant area. However, it might be hard to get more than three people into each room comfortably and it doesn't seem like the professionals working there would approve of a family of 10 cramming in together. Each room has a large, queen-sized bed tucked under a loft bed, both comfortable and framed with elegant white wood.
Space is saved by tucking the sink and the odd shelf into the corners of the room.
A large television boasting a whopping four channels is the only electronic device to mar the Spartan serenity - there are no telephones in the rooms, but two public phones in the lobby. The bathroom is as classy and simple as the rest of the setup. The toilet is nothing to brag about, but the stainless-steel basin is perfect for washing dirty delicates after trekking through the nature nearby. The nozzle in the cramped shower is also stainless steel and does wonders for the aching body. The walls of the shower are covered in Italian-style dark pink tile, and the frosted glass door completes its look.