“Schlimmste Unterkunft in ganz Madagascar:(”
The dinner was okay, and the botanical garden next door was nice. Our stay was unfortunately a single disappointment. Check‑in was chaotic. The reception staff didn’t know whether we had paid for our accommodation or not. Because the payment process was presented to us as if it would be handled by the accommodation, we assumed everything was settled. It took an eternity to sort it out. In the meantime we had to wait outside and were completely bitten by mosquitoes. We weren’t allowed into the room during that time. Things didn’t improve after that. The room was very dark, overall unclean, and apparently not adequately sealed against insects. The insect screens were partially damaged, the door wasn’t tight, and there was no air‑conditioning, only a fan. The bathroom wasn’t properly separated, so there was no privacy and we could hear all of the partner’s toilet sounds. The room’s hygiene was especially poor. The duvet was spotted, the mosquito net was extremely dirty, and there was animal droppings on the floor, likely from geckos or other creatures. Apparently the droppings also fell from the ceiling and landed directly on the bed through the mosquito net. In the second night we had massive droppings on the bed. In addition to the already high number of mosquitoes on the property, we had a real beetle infestation in our room. It seemed to be a particular problem with this room, as we hadn’t heard of anything similar from other guests. During the day beetles were already coming in, and at night there were sometimes hundreds. They hid under the toilet and entered the room through the leaky terrace door. Our only option was to kill them with insect spray. The result was hundreds of dead insects in the room, which afterward looked like an insect graveyard.
Deyan·Il y a 3 semaines