Only four words: “do not go there”. It’s bad, it’s worse, it’s terrible! Actually the terriblest hotel I’ve been in.

The bathroom had no curtain … so people on the street were perfectly able to watch us on the toilet *and* in the shower.
The toilet reminded me of 70’s GDR design … I thought we’re over this …
Yeah, no shower curtain … but moldy walls :-/.
Other things:
– it’s expensive (165 EUR, I guess we get 10 EUR rebate)
– the rooms are extra tiny
– there isn’t even real soap or something …
– there is a scaffolding in front of the window
– of course, construction noises (drilling, hammering) starting 8am
– we have only one key-card (oh, and it began to stop working every evening … and the clerk was making fun of us *grrrr*)
– the key card is needed to have electricity in the room
– there are no spare outlets … wanna connect a laptop – disconnect a lamp, wanna connect two laptops – sit in the dark
– the automatic door is blocked with a piece of wood in the early morning (so you can’t get in even if you have a card)
– the breakfast is ok … but expensive (10 EUR)
– the shower (or what looks like a shower) is amazingly bad!!!! There is no water pressure at all, it feels like a very light rain :-(.

Just some of them actually …. there were dozens of those hospital skyscrapers!

more indications of being in Texas … they served Mexican food (here Taco chips and Guacamole) at the conference …
Oh yes … the tour guide was standing in front of this picture named “Flowers” and discussed for about 10 minutes that this is her favorite picture. So guys, does this remind you of some earlier talk of some talks given in Chemnitz. I guess somebody has something in common with Texans ;).
More Texas oddities at the sidewalk …. weird people!
Oh, this was the only techno club in Houston … apparently closed since a while :-(.





