Todas las habitaciones incluyen Flat-screen TV, Private bathroom, Air conditioning, Free Wifi, Hairdryer, Shower, Slippers, Toilet paper y 3 más
1 full bed and 1 twin bed
Camas 9.2/10 · 3 huéspedes las mencionan
2 twin beds
Camas 9.2/10 · 3 huéspedes las mencionan
1 twin bed
Camas 9.2/10 · 3 huéspedes las mencionan
1 full bed and 1 twin bed
Camas 9.2/10 · 3 huéspedes las mencionan
1 full bed
Camas 9.2/10 · 3 huéspedes las mencionan
2 full beds
Camas 9.2/10 · 3 huéspedes las mencionan
1 twin bed
Camas 9.2/10 · 3 huéspedes las mencionan
“入住感想”
I thought a cheap room in a busy area was okay if I didn’t mind the security risk, and I didn’t encounter any. The front desk was run by a Filipino woman who was easy to talk to, but I had to pay a 100 yuan deposit. When checking out, an Indian gentleman—or was he a gentleman of Indian descent?—was there. The reception was at the C4 zone, 13th floor, with a sign that read “Philippines Hotel.” If you don’t mind the security risk, it’s fine.
“Worst place I have ever been. Dirty, humid and a lot of cockroaches. Really expensive”
Nothing good, it was awful. Everything was bad.
Easy to tour. The place smelled bad and it took a while for the hot water to come out.
“Para pasar la noche”
The staff were friendly, the cable TV had great picture quality, and the location was very good. Wi‑Fi worked well, and the bed was hard but acceptable. The room was small, the sheet was dirty, and there were cockroaches. The bathroom was the worst of all, barely 1 × 1, uncomfortable for basic needs and for showering—forget about it. The price for the quality offered leaves much to be desired; I’m disappointed that Booking accepts that type of accommodation and should reconsider it.
Nothing. It was unsettling, and getting to the apartment didn’t feel safe. Not because of the external street, but inside there was a kind of market, and until the end there was someone there. Then everything was extremely dirty, dead cockroaches, dust everywhere. I also think they bit me with mites.
“入住感想”
I thought a cheap room in a busy area was okay if I didn’t mind the security risk, and I didn’t encounter any. The front desk was run by a Filipino woman who was easy to talk to, but I had to pay a 100 yuan deposit. When checking out, an Indian gentleman—or was he a gentleman of Indian descent?—was there. The reception was at the C4 zone, 13th floor, with a sign that read “Philippines Hotel.” If you don’t mind the security risk, it’s fine.
“Para pasar la noche”
The staff were friendly, the cable TV had great picture quality, and the location was very good. Wi‑Fi worked well, and the bed was hard but acceptable. The room was small, the sheet was dirty, and there were cockroaches. The bathroom was the worst of all, barely 1 × 1, uncomfortable for basic needs and for showering—forget about it. The price for the quality offered leaves much to be desired; I’m disappointed that Booking accepts that type of accommodation and should reconsider it.
“Worst place I have ever been. Dirty, humid and a lot of cockroaches. Really expensive”
Nothing good, it was awful. Everything was bad.
Nothing. It was unsettling, and getting to the apartment didn’t feel safe. Not because of the external street, but inside there was a kind of market, and until the end there was someone there. Then everything was extremely dirty, dead cockroaches, dust everywhere. I also think they bit me with mites.
Easy to tour. The place smelled bad and it took a while for the hot water to come out.
