Timhotel Nation in Paris

CONTEXT: I am a Latin American (Latino) business traveler, fluent in French and English. I have a chronic illness that requires medication. - alarming violation of GDPR (EU data privacy regulations) regarding guest privacy: I left one of my medications in the staff refrigerator; that night, the door person stopped me when I was returning to the hotel and asked me “what are you taking the medication for?”, followed by more invasive questions about my health. He had not been present when I checked in that afternoon, so clearly there was some leak of data within the hotel staff that made it possible for him to identify me when I returned to the hotel that night. - in any case, this was a terrible experience to have as a disabled guest; I do NOT recommend this hotel for any travellers traveling with a disability or chronic illness. Other reasons for this rating: - “100% renovated,” but the renovations are cheap and make no sense (e.g., one light switch to control all room lights) - ⁠low quality breakfast service (while there’s a bakery with a morning “formule” next door) - ⁠cold water tap runs warm during hot weather - ⁠AC automatically turns off during the day (and re-sets to a warmer temp in the morning) - ⁠cleaning staff turn off AC and leave windows open during the day, making your room a sweltering furnace when you get back from a day out in the heat - ⁠barely functional hair dryer - ⁠nice new “rain shower” fixtures, BUT the shower space is so small that you can’t benefit from it. - noise from adjacent bars/shops through shower vents - dirty plates and cutlery at breakfast, after pointing this out, they did nothing to correct it - kitchen and cleaning staff fighting in front of everyone at breakfast ; later that day, the hotel manager was yelling at the kitchen staff in the lobby, in front of everyone - dirty elevator without up/down system - unusable stairs - old and dirty towels - no plugs in bathroom