Nine Days Hotel

The hotel staff is described as polite, friendly, and ready to assist with questions. However, one guest was dissatisfied with the front desk service, accusing an employee of being untruthful during a conflict. An overbooking incident was also mentioned, where a guest was asked to relocate to another hotel.

Breakfast is not provided at the hotel. Guests can take advantage of numerous dining options located in the immediate vicinity of the property.

Soundproofing is rated as suboptimal. Guests report hearing conversations and the sound of footsteps outside their room doors.

Guest reviews are mixed: some describe the rooms as clean, tidy, and budget-friendly with comfortable beds and pillows. Others complain about dust in the rooms and strange stains on the bed sheets, which guests felt indicated that the linens were reused without proper laundering.

Feedback regarding cleanliness is mixed. Some guests praise the cleanliness of the rooms and bathrooms, while others report serious issues, including dust and numerous cockroaches crawling on the floors, walls, and even beds. There is also a complaint that the hotel discontinued daily housekeeping, switching to a schedule of once every two days.

The air conditioning in the rooms works very well. However, guests note issues with odors: cigarette smoke can sometimes be smelled in non-smoking rooms, and an unusual, unpleasant smell occasionally comes from the drainage system when draining water.

Rooms are equipped with a hairdryer, hot water, and basic toiletries, although one guest noted the absence of shampoo. The bathrooms also have a bidet spray, which some guests found to have overly high water pressure.

The hotel does not have an elevator. Guests staying on the upper floors (for example, the 3rd floor) must carry their luggage up the stairs, which may be inconvenient for guests with reduced mobility.