“good for a short stay only”
The spot is decent, a little off the beaten path but not overly touristy. I couldn't sleep past 6‑7 am because of constant noise; the place feels more like a home than a hotel. The lobby doubles as a living room, and the owners keep cleaning before 7 am, ignoring the fact that guests are still sleeping. The king rooms actually have beds that aren’t king‑size, and the balconies are just narrow overhangs you can reach only by climbing through tiny windows that aren’t big enough to sit on. The standard king room has no window at all. Guests are told to leave shoes at the door and wear communal flip‑flops—imagine wearing shoes that others have worn. I saw people walking around in my left‑handed shoes that I’d left at the door. The lobby floor gets washed several times a day, but the hallways outside the rooms haven’t been swept in a week, showing a clear sense of who matters. Black mold appeared in the bathrooms, and for the first three days there was no hot water because the owner had it turned off in my room. Chairs were dragged across the tile floors all the time. A large family group stayed in the hotel and yelled in the hallways morning and night, and the owners did nothing about it. The curtains don’t block outside light, and if you’re sensitive to perfume the sheets and pillows were so strong they burned the back of my throat. There was no top sheet, only a duvet.
BurrittIl y a 6 mois