I extended my stay at this hotel simply because I didn’t feel like searching for another place while staying in the same area. However, I later noticed that other guests had mentioned the same thing in their reviews: the hotel is located in a very strange neighborhood that, especially in the evenings, feels almost like a ghetto.
In the evenings, there are people sitting on chairs at almost every corner, just watching everyone who passes by. Maybe it’s some local habit or tradition in this area, but it feels quite uncomfortable and unsettling. In the end, I moved to another part of the city and spent the rest of my days there, where I felt completely fine and much more relaxed.
Back to the hotel itself. They did change my room and gave me one with a window, although the view was just of a neighboring building. The room came with only two small 200 ml bottles of drinking water. During my entire stay, my room was never cleaned, the water was never refilled, and the trash was never taken out.
So yes, the first impression was a clean room — but after that, there was zero housekeeping service. No cleaning, no fresh water, no basic maintenance at all. The attitude toward guests feels very strange, as if they simply forgot that I was even staying there.
The parking area is still a plus: it’s large, secure, with a guard on duty, and spacious enough for big touring motorcycles and cars. But honestly, that’s where the advantages of this hotel end.
