The hotel is decent, 2 stars for its location, as it's close to the beach, a 30-minute walk to the pier (taxi is very expensive if you don't have a bike), and there's a 7-11 a two-minute walk away. But all these advantages are offset by one major drawback: the bars are unbearably loud :( Unless you plan to party until at least 2 a.m., you'll likely have a hard time sleeping. The hotel provides earplugs, but I wouldn't say they're particularly helpful. The bass from the music vibrates through your pillow. 🥹
The room itself is beautiful, loft-style. There's no balcony, and you can't open the window. But for me, that's more of a plus than a minus, as it prevents bugs from getting into the room; there aren't any :)
The shower gel and body lotion smell delicious, and the robes in the room were a pleasant surprise. There's also a microwave and a smart TV. If you like to party and don't mind noise, this place is great, as the moment you step out of the hotel, you're immediately on a busy street with shops and bars.
I gave it 4 stars for the service, but I took off a star because when I arrived at the hotel in the scorching heat after a 30-minute walk uphill, I found no staff, no one at the reception, and no way to get there. It turns out you have to notify the hotel in advance of your check-in time, or call the hotel staff, like I did. Luckily, I had a SIM card and internet, but what if I don't? What should a guest do? At that moment, I was on the verge of hysteria from exhaustion, as I didn't know what to do until I thought of calling WhatsApp. A staff member arrived within 3-5 minutes.
Also, the furniture in the bathroom is strangely arranged. I don't know how to shower without flooding the toilet and the floor. The drain in the bathroom doesn't drain well—there's a problem with the drain.
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