“Definitivamente prefiero el concepto arbnb que este tipo de hotel, no me sentí relajada ni en casa”
I liked the hotel’s location; the area feels safe and lively, with no lonely streets, the avenue is tree‑lined, and it’s close to the stadium, Irekua Park, and restaurants. The room was clean and the daily housekeeping was good, with a small park almost in front—overall the location was fine, but… I was disappointed. I had high expectations, canceled an Airbnb for this hotel even though I paid double, and they market it as a boutique hotel when it isn’t. The building is a converted house; you enter through a tiny restaurant, and the receptionist is a long‑haired hippie with zero presentation—definitely not boutique. He had no idea about my reservation, which made me uncomfortable with questions about how I booked and whether I had paid. The place looks neglected, unmaintained, and dirty (dusty walls, furniture, cluttered). The room was very small, just a bed, a small table, and a piece of furniture that’s supposedly a closet but has no hooks or drawers; I had to bring my own hook. There’s an old small TV that’s hard to see, no coffee maker as shown in photos, but there is a dryer and iron. The bathroom is decent and has hot water. The real nightmare is the nighttime noise; you can’t rest. The rooms face a terrace with tables, and right next to the door, they hold events. On the night we arrived, there was a Mary Kay event; the noise was already loud, and they used a microphone and loud music at full volume. It ended early, but it’s annoying to expect rest and privacy. The last night, a group came to dine on that terrace, laughing and shouting until about 12 am. I took a photo and had to talk to reception to get them to do something because there are no rules about hours or community, especially with rooms so close and people trying to sleep. I definitely won’t return or recommend it. The location is the only good part, but it doesn’t make up for everything else.
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