The Imperial Torquay

This is a hotel with many problems. First of all, it is better to stop those with heavy luggage. Even after getting off the elevator, there were many stairs to the room. Since it is a carpet, it is difficult to roll the suitcase. There is no problem for the strong man. I couldn't see the sea from the room I was addressed to (I could see it a little if I looked through the window), and it was a land view under construction across the street. It may be because check-in was late. Ideal for those who do not have UV allergies. The room was full of dust. I was coughing with dust. I think that there is no problem for those who do not have house dust allergies. But the biggest problem is that security is too loose. You will not be required to show your passport to verify your identity at check-in. There is always a cheap hotel in any developing country. There is no password on WiFi. The plug converter I brought from Japan didn't fit, so I was told to go out to the town and buy it if I couldn't rent it. Great for walk lovers. I didn't sell it in my neighborhood, so I took a taxi to a supermarket. It was fun to see various foods, but only the type B cable is directly connected to the plug, and it costs £ 10 (about 1650 yen at that time), so it is a ridiculous expense, so it corresponds to the old type BF in Japan. You had better buy a plug. It happened that the mobile battery was compatible with B, so it was pretty good, but C and lightning were sold out, so it is dangerous. I couldn't use the multi-type BF that I brought with me to the hotel of the previous night and the hotel of the next night, but this can also be used when traveling by train. Unlike Japan, there are no USB outlets everywhere, and instead there are many outlets so you can charge your mobile from there. The area around the water is beautiful, but the shower head is 159 cm in a place where I can stretch out and take it, and it is strict for short people. not. Tedious. And although this is completely self-sufficient, I was exhausted and forgot to put the carry-on case in the room because there were many stairs. The man at the front desk was struck by the fact that such a thing had not arrived by phone or face-to-face, so I asked the housekeeping woman because I was suspicious, and then I tagged the hotel photo and lamented my stupidity on Twitter. After posting, it became a topic about security cameras, and I found it 15 minutes later! Was contacted to the room. I found out just 10 minutes ago that someone found it first and put it away! It was brightly conveyed as if it was attached. Is this because ... I noticed the tagging and translated it? I doubted. When I checked out the next day, when I checked in my luggage, I confirmed that there was a clear luggage space right next to the front desk, so I was even more suspicious. Also, when I checked in, I didn't have to confirm the voucher, name, room number, etc. As an aside, when I needed scissors, I asked the same man at the front desk if I could lend them, and he said, "It's not possible due to security issues." It seems that if you go to the bottom, it will cut it, but I gave up first and stopped thinking what is security. After that, he had decided to ignore me with a good attitude, which made me more suspicious. There was evidence that the case was about to open. I chose it because it was the model for Agatha Christie's work, but except for those who are physically and mentally tough, there are a lot of dust and stairs, a shower that is too dangerous if you are not tall, and serious security problems. So I can't recommend it at all. Housekeepers are friendly and helpful.