Hotel Rum Budapest in Budapest

Glass bathroom wall / sliding door not suitable for family with teenager.
Room wasnt prepared for 3 on arrival. It was late so son slept in another room for first night.
Housekeeping came into room early next morning without knocking, presumably to make up the third bed.
Breakfast was ok, good views. We only went to breakfast twice.
Server at breakfast welcomed us on last morning with an explanation we were late (9:30, breakfast runs until 10). He explained you had to be at breakfast the same time each morning, which is an odd arrangement. As it happened we had arranged 9:30 on first morning.
Checkout was straightforward.
Iron and ironing board delivered promptly when we asked for an iron.
Room was clean.

We visited this place with my family in January. We arrived around 2.30PM and arranged all the paperwork by 2.45PM. Our baby was sick and wanted to get some sleep but the receptionist told us we could not enter the room until 3.00PM unless we paid for an early check-in service. I explained her the situation aobut my son and that it was almost 3PM but she was resisting. Therefore I had to pay 20 or 30 Euro to enter the room. Very bad experience already... The room was nice but pretty small—which we already knew of course. One of the windows was broken and therefore impossible to close, which they fixed after our second request. Breakfast was great. One time we had a dinner in the roofbar (where the breakfast are). We've arrived with our child and when requested for a child seat they told us there was none. Obviusly it was nonsene since we've used their child seat multiple times for each breakfast. I was talking Dutch to my wife so the waiters thought we were just tourist, but since I am Hungarian I heard them chatting how to find an excuse to provide a babyseat. They didn't want us to dine there since it was a high-end restaurant and they thought our child was going disrupt other guests. When I confronted them in Hungarian they were denying everything and suddenly they did find the babychair. At that time my mood was pretty bad with this hotel I asked for the manager who I confronted again with this chair 'drama'. He excused and told me that they prefer not to have kids because they don't want the kids to disturb other guest. My feedback, if you don't want kinds in the restaurant/hotel then allow only adults—like other hotels in Budapest. In general, the service was very disappointing.