The charging situation is no good. There are only two USB sockets built into the bed, but it seems that they provide minimal current; the phone may not be fully charged overnight, not to mention the power bank. There were only 4 sockets in the room for 12 people. Not places with sockets, but sockets. If you need to quickly charge your phone, you may not be able to do it.
Combining a toilet and shower in one room is not the best idea. This increases the queues and makes the shower dirty. I didn't sleep the night before leaving and heard the toilets being cleaned at night, which explains why they weren't very clean during the day. I hope the owners will read it and be sure to put 2-3 hooks near the shower, if the shelf is an unaffordable luxury. Now you have to hang all your things two meters from the shower on 3 small hooks (2 in a another place because 1 was broken) and carry everything into the shower, where you have nowhere to put it. If you forgot your slippers, you will have to walk across the dirty floor near the toilet.
There is never any toilet paper in the paper dispenser, and the roll is right behind you. If you are not an acrobat, then without getting up from the toilet it is very difficult to get it from behind your back and not drop it on the floor. Nobody needs stainless steel space technology if it still doesn't work. A simple cheap rod would do the job.
There was not enough fresh air in the room, despite the impressive high ceilings. But the rail with holes that regulated the openness of the window did not allow it to be fixed wide enough even at maximum.
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