Guest User
March 21, 2024
I was traveling alone.
If you are planning to travel in the future, if you are going with a group of people, and if you are not used to traveling abroad or it is your first time, I recommend staying at a higher grade hotel.
First of all, when I checked in on the first day of my trip, the female staff member at the front desk (Indian/Middle Eastern) was too cool and almost unfriendly.
I was very intimidated here, and in my own country, I would have been given a 1-star level of unfriendliness.
Next, when I entered the room, I found what looked like bloodstains on the pillowcase. I tried to find an extension to contact the front desk, but there was nothing. The front desk number was written on the paper attached to the card key, so I tried calling, but I couldn't get through at all.
I had no choice but to go to the front desk with a big pillow under my arm, while being looked at by everyone around me, and another male staff member (a tall Harry Sugiyama lookalike) was very friendly and polite.
The issue of the internal phone not working was not resolved until the end. (They explained that there might be a problem with the phone line here.)
I stayed with breakfast included, but the breakfast was quite ordinary and the staff here were friendly and very good.
The only amenities provided were the provided body soap and a hair dryer that blew a strong breeze. Towels were provided.
The other man who helped me when I checked out was also friendly.
This is a very personal opinion, but it's better to discuss various things with a male staff member. They obviously resolve issues quicker.
Overall, this is a reasonable and sufficient hotel for those who are used to traveling. Those who are not used to traveling may have some regrets.
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