Unpopular opinion.

This book was not for me. The premise was more interesting than the actual story.

I had a hard time connecting with the characters, they felt flat/two-dimensional.

The actual hotel room mix-up was a bit daft. Yes I know, it's just the plot device to get the MCs to a remote cottage that they have to share and fall in love. Still I expected a bit more elaborate mix-up rather than pure slapstick.

The writing was sometimes wordy descriptions (like tea and coffee making down to the details) and at times I thought I was reading a script.