Meshal Hotel

The hotel itself is pretty good. It has parking, which is convenient if you're driving, making getting in and out easy. Breakfast is a set meal with options. It's also located in a lively neighborhood. The biggest issue is the disco on the first floor; the noise is extreme and doesn't stop until 2 AM every night. I stayed here for four nights, and on the first night, in a room on the fourth floor, the noise was so bad I could barely sleep. For the remaining three days, I moved to the seventh floor. While I could still hear the disco, it didn't really affect my sleep.

Pretty decent old hotel, but the service was unexpectedly terrible. I'm not sure if the front desk clerk was genuinely incompetent or deliberately difficult, but it took at least half an hour to check in and get our room card. We took the elevator to the fifth floor, but the card key just flashed red and wouldn't open the door. We went back to the front desk, and they assigned us a new room and sent someone to escort us. However, upon opening the door, we found it was a king-sized bed room, even though I had booked a deluxe twin room. So, we had to drag our luggage back downstairs again, and the front desk finally assigned us room 401. This is truly the first time I've encountered such baffling service at a hotel.