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Beds: full double bed or twin beds
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⭐☆☆☆☆
Title: A Five-Star Lie Wrapped in Mold.
I booked this place after reading the glowing reviews, and I’m convinced they were written by the hotel staff, their relatives, or people who have never seen cleanliness in their lives.
This hotel is an absolute disaster. From the moment you walk in, you’re hit with a smell that can only be described as old damp socks mixed with regret. The lobby looks tired, neglected, and sticky—yes, sticky. I didn’t even want to touch anything without mentally preparing myself for tetanus.
The room was a full-on nightmare. Filthy floors, stained walls, and furniture that looked like it had survived several natural disasters and lost every one of them. The bathroom deserves its own horror movie: mold in the corners, grime on every surface, and towels that looked like they had already been used—possibly in another decade. I genuinely questioned whether the sheets had ever met detergent.
Noise? Constant. You hear everything: doors slamming, pipes screaming, people existing. Sleep is optional here, and comfort is completely out of the question.
The photos online are pure fiction. Either they were taken 20 years ago or heavily edited to hide the ugliness. In reality, this place is rundown, depressing, and shockingly dirty. It’s not “charming, ” “cozy, ” or “budget-friendly”—it’s just gross.
I honestly don’t understand how this place has good reviews unless standards have completely collapsed. This isn’t a hotel; it’s a cautionary tale.