Originally I booked a room with a bathtub as depicted in the pictures, but I ended up a room without it and instead with accessibility (although I do not have accessibility issues). That was understandable anyhow.
However, right after I checked in, I realised that I could not use wifi with my cell phone. I reported this issue to the receptionist, and I was told that they knew the issue: it was selectively happening to some phones, unfortunately. This means that they had already recognised the problem, and so I expected from them some alternative ways to use wifi (such as a voucher that allows me to use other wifi carriers). But I was told nothing about it until the next morning, so I made a hot claim about it because wifi was included in the service that I was supposed to get from the hotel during my stay. After this claim, in the evening that day, they offered two compensation choices. I think I got the choices only because I claimed the wifi issue; otherwise, I may have gotten nothing but no wifi during such a short trip for two nights. Wasn't it better that they notified this wifi issue beforehand and provided me with some alternative options? I am still not satisfied with how they handled this matter during my stay.