We slept well, but I wouldn't recommend this hotel. The staff were very friendly, yet the rest fell short. First, a strong cigarette smell filled the room. The hotel sits outside the fortress in a pretty remote corner, and you can’t get there unless you find a rickshaw or climb up to the fortress, which is inconvenient if you plan to stay more than one night. It feels like a “fake hotel” built to make tourists think it’s old and historic (like the fortress), but it’s really just a façade. A “ruin” was also constructed opposite the rooftop to add to that historic vibe, but it’s clear it was only there to lure tourists. That “monument” wasn’t even lit at night because the streetlamps had fallen to the ground. We still ate well, and the chef made sure we enjoyed his cuisine. All in all, the value for money is decent, but the hotel seems to have untapped potential. It’s a shame.
Chloë10 months ago