92 Seaford Street

It seems to be run by someone surnamed Yin. When we arrived at the hotel, there were no rooms available. After negotiating for nearly an hour, we were led to another room several hundred meters away, where we were given a small attic room on the third floor. There was no water or toilet. After more negotiation and complaints, they finally agreed to give us a room on the first floor, saying someone would bring the key. Another hour passed. When we opened the room, it was shockingly filthy. They said cleaning would take ten minutes, but the cleaning staff were on the phone the whole time, and it took a full hour to finish. From arriving at the hotel to finally getting the key, it took over three hours. I've never found a hotel like this before. The room was incredibly small; there was no room to put a suitcase on the floor, only enough space for half the bed. Two people definitely couldn't stay there.

First of all, I didn't know how to check in until I asked, and I don't think there was any information on it. The person who helped me on-site was very gentle, but I felt that checking in alone without asking was quite a challenge. Next, regarding the room facilities and cleanliness, the overall condition was noticeably aging, the floors were dented in places, which made me feel uneasy, and the layout of the room and entrance was poor, which made it difficult. Also, the bath mat was wet immediately after check-in, there were stains on the bed sheets, and there was hair in the shower, so I felt that the cleanliness was lacking. For these reasons, I felt that this accommodation would not be recommended, especially for first-time travelers.