Walking into a Hub room is like stepping into a very clever puzzle box. It’s compact—we’re not hiding that—but it’s designed so well you’ll forget the square footage. The bed is a king-size Hypnos (yes, the comfy kind that makes you drool).
The real star? The touchscreen control panel next to the bed. You can dim the lights, change the room’s mood lighting from ‘reading’ to ‘chill’, control the blinds, and even adjust the temperature without getting up. It feels like you’re piloting a spaceship—but one that serves a decent English breakfast.
Don’t worry, there’s also a huge smart TV for binge-watching after a long day of sightseeing. And the bathroom? It’s a wet-room style with a powerful rain shower—it’s small but mighty, like a very clean hobbit hole.
Why It’s Cool for Solo Travellers and Couples
If you’re flying solo, this place is a dream. No wasted space, no awkward empty corners—just a focused, efficient launchpad. You can drop your bags, tap the screen to set a ‘wake-up’ light, and feel like a proper adult.
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For couples? It’s actually quite romantic, in a ‘we’re in this together’ kind of way. The cosy vibe forces you to snuggle up, and the mood lighting can make even a Tuesday night feel like a mini-date.
