I spent four nights in a dorm room that felt more like a cramped apartment than a hostel. The kitchen trash was never taken out, and I spotted a large, healthy roach that seemed to thrive there. The kitchen sink, toilet, bathroom, and floor were all unclean, and Guille promised to fix it but never did. The small rugs meant for shoe‑wiping were filthy and clearly need a deep clean. There was no bathroom sink, so I had to use the kitchen sink to brush my teeth. Sheets and a towel from the previous guest stayed on the bed until I asked for them to be removed. Guille was rarely around—just for check‑in and collecting money. The place is monitored by video cameras. It’s really not a dorm; it’s just small rooms in a budget apartment complex. If you want to live among locals, this is the spot. It’s not noisy, but there’s no free water. Everything is tiny: the bathroom/shower is small, the shower pressure is good but the water is lukewarm, and the dorm room measures 8×10 ft with bunk beds and a decent fan. The kitchen is tiny and only has basic utensils. Laundry is available for a fee, and a towel is provided. A modern mall and a large Super Select food store are a 10‑minute walk away, and there’s some street food and a nice park nearby. Several other guest reviews echo what I experienced. The name “Backpacker Roof” isn’t on Google Maps; instead, search for “Metrocon dominios” to find it.
Robert·2 mesi fa