Hostel Inn Tango City

The cleaning and breakfast staff, who are the same people, were always very helpful. The curly-haired receptionist was responsible too. But the tall receptionist brushed off a couple of things I mentioned about the room and told me to tell the cleaning ladies. I could have handled it myself, but wondered what their role was if they couldn't deal with basic needs. The terrace in the photos is nothing like the actual one, which is small, narrow, and poorly lit. On a cold night I tried to shower, but no water was running, so I asked my friend to speak to reception. The light-eyed girl said the jacuzzi had been used a lot, so we HAD TO WAIT for the water to run again, and suggested turning on the taps until the air came out. Basically, guests were left without hot shower water because of the jacuzzi.

The photos are very out of date. The place has been shut down, which doesn't surprise me, and its sign is still visible in the kitchen, the worst part of the place.

I was only there for a few hours before an early trip, and the place just didn't feel right to me. I wouldn't want to spend a few days there.

The pictures are old and don't come close to showing what the place looks like now.