The hotel's location was absolutely perfect - it was within walking distance to many places
The room was spotless
The room was small but spotless
The staff at this hotel were friendly and welcoming
Distilled by Parley from the 80 most recent of 133 verified guest reviews
The room was small but spotless
— how guests describe the rooms
Every room includes Private bathroom, Air conditioning, Flat-screen TV, Free WiFi, Clothes rack, Socket near the bed, Desk, Upper floors accessible by elevator, and 10 more
16 m² · 1 large double bed · Sleeps 3
The Deluxe Family Room sleeps 3 guests and has an extra bed available. It features a seating area, desk, and wardrobe or closet, and is accessible by elevator. The room has a private bathroom with a shower, free toiletries, toilet, and towels, and includes amenities such as air conditioning, a flat-screen TV with cable channels, and free WiFi. A fan, clothes rack, socket near the bed, linen, wake-up service, telephone, and tile/marble floor are also provided.
Beds 6.9/10 · 46 guests mention them
28 m² · 1 queen bed · Sleeps 5
The Spacious Premium Room at Itsy Hotels Aflah offers exceptional comfort, featuring a queen bed, flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, and air conditioning. The room includes a private bathroom with a shower and free toiletries, providing a highly comfortable and convenient stay.
Beds 6.6/10 · 47 guests mention them
12 m² · 1 queen bed · Sleeps 2
The Standard Room at Itsy Hotels Aflah features a spacious layout with a queen-sized bed, a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and a private bathroom, providing exceptional comfort and modern amenities.
Beds 6.6/10 · 47 guests mention them
I appreciated the staff’s negative reply, but the front desk agent Fellowes failed to inform me about nearby amenities. When I asked where the good restaurant for breakfast was, he said it was on the back side, yet I walked around and found no restaurant at all. At night I requested dinner and he mentioned “o Fiesta hotel,” which turned out to be a bakery, not a dining venue. I also asked how to catch an auto at 7 am; he told me to go to the main road, but when I looked in the morning I saw 8 to 10 autos queued outside the hotel. At checkout I asked for help with my luggage, and the desk staff at 6:30 am said a boy would arrive at 8:30 am, which was not helpful for a hotel stay.
“Enjoyable.”
The location was fine, but they charged me for the entire stay despite booking through you and making the payment to you, resulting in a double payment.
The place was clean.
The hotel sits on a little hidden street, but the only towel for two guests was a pathetic, poor choice. The reception needed a smiling person; when I asked for a glass of water at breakfast, they said it was chargeable.
The staff behaved well, yet the cleaning needs improvement, and they should offer discounts and allow half‑day stays.
I appreciated the staff’s negative reply, but the front desk agent Fellowes failed to inform me about nearby amenities. When I asked where the good restaurant for breakfast was, he said it was on the back side, yet I walked around and found no restaurant at all. At night I requested dinner and he mentioned “o Fiesta hotel,” which turned out to be a bakery, not a dining venue. I also asked how to catch an auto at 7 am; he told me to go to the main road, but when I looked in the morning I saw 8 to 10 autos queued outside the hotel. At checkout I asked for help with my luggage, and the desk staff at 6:30 am said a boy would arrive at 8:30 am, which was not helpful for a hotel stay.
The hotel sits on a little hidden street, but the only towel for two guests was a pathetic, poor choice. The reception needed a smiling person; when I asked for a glass of water at breakfast, they said it was chargeable.
“Enjoyable.”
The location was fine, but they charged me for the entire stay despite booking through you and making the payment to you, resulting in a double payment.
The staff behaved well, yet the cleaning needs improvement, and they should offer discounts and allow half‑day stays.
The place was clean.
