The reception staff didn't speak a word of English and weren't welcoming at all (especially the man). Every question seemed like a burden to him (breakfast, early check-in logistics, which of the three elevators to take as they don't go everywhere, etc.). The room wasn't clean (stained walls, sticky lamp, dangling power strip with non-functional USB ports – had to unplug cables to charge two phones). The bathroom clearly needs renovation. The hallway was set to a freezing 12 degrees Celsius (which actually made us laugh). There was absolutely no decor, just the bare minimum. The entrance hall looked like a thrift store. And the rooftop pool? Only two loungers for the entire hotel, in terrible condition... dirty water, dirty windows, and the pool reception area was like a junk shop. Cables hanging from the ceiling, a razor left on an ottoman for days, and finishes not worthy of the price paid. The only good point was the location, like many other hotels in the area. I absolutely do not recommend this place. For your information, the laundromat in the building across the street costs 5000W, but it only takes 500W coins, and good luck finding any businesses willing to give you change (they were unpleasant and arrogant...).
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