Facilities: Quite new and well-equipped.
Hygiene: The rooms are very clean. The pool isn't big, and the water filtration isn't great.
Environment: I chose this place because it was a bit out of the way, I had a car, and it offered good value for money. If you haven't rented a car, don't even consider it. It's located in a very remote Muslim village, and they start chanting and singing prayers at 5 AM every morning. If you're not mentally prepared for that, don't stay here – it's really unsettling. We stayed for three days, and my whole family didn't get a good night's sleep. It started promptly at 5 AM and lasted for 45 minutes, every single day. It felt like being woken up just as you're in a deep sleep, and then once you're fully awake and can't go back to sleep, they let you try again. Who understands that feeling? The hotel wants me to give a good review, and while the chanting isn't happening *inside* the hotel, it's literally just beyond the wall. I came here for a happy vacation, and after being out exploring all day, I just wanted a good rest. Hotel accommodation can be simple, but ensuring guests' sleep should be the most important thing, right? This wasn't mentioned before check-in.
Service: Very good, a butler-style service. Honestly, I hope this feedback helps them improve.
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