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23. Januar 2025
Review of Unit 15: The Most Branded Stay of My Life If you’re planning a visit to Nelson Bay Breeze, allow me to introduce you to Unit 15—or, as I like to call it, “The Cleanest, Comfiest Rulebook You’ll Ever Sleep In.” Let’s start with the positives: the room was spotless. The beds? Absolute bliss—soft, supportive, and perfect for dreaming about all the fines you could rack up if you weren’t careful. Now, speaking of rules… oh boy. Staying in Unit 15 felt like being in an escape room where the challenge was simply not to lose your deposit. Forget to empty the bins? Charged. Leave a fork in the sink? Charged. Think about using the dishwasher instead of manually scrubbing each plate? Potentially charged? Checking out by 10 a.m. sharp (because, of course, rules) was a feat. Check at 10 a.m, which is basically the middle of the night for anyone on holiday. My alarm went off, and I bolted out of bed like I was being evicted. Though, to be fair, there were plenty of signs warning you about, well, everything—including the exact consequences of not following instructions to the letter. This is very unwelcoming. And then there’s the pièce de résistance: everything had “Unit 15” emblazoned on it. The cushions? Labeled. The coasters? Branded. I half-expected to find “Unit 15” tattooed on my forehead when I woke up. At some point, I started wondering if I was in Unit 15 or owned by it. A great conversation starter with the family: “If I take this towel home by mistake, will they track me down?” (Answer: probably.) The real highlight of the trip was the anxiety-inducing joy of trying to stay within the bounds of Unit 15’s sacred covenant. Every meal felt like an Olympic event: use the crockery, wash the crockery, dry the crockery, and put it all away as if you’d never even eaten. All jokes aside, Unit 15 was clean, comfortable, and undeniably unique. Just be prepared to follow the rules with military precision and get ready to laugh when you spot Unit 15 stitched onto a sofa cushion. Oh, and don’t forget to set multiple alarms for your 10 a.m. escape—sorry, I mean checkout. Would I stay again? Sure, as long as I sign a pre-trip agreement with myself not to touch anything unnecessarily. It’s Unit 15’s world; we’re just living in it.
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