Nisha M.
We were there for two days, and it was one of the worst places I’ve stayed. I wasn’t looking for luxury, just basic cleanliness and a space that was maintained. This failed on both. The main room had one bed, a sofa, and a single curtain that barely covered the double window. The bathroom was in rough shape, with what looked like a geyser leak to the right. A kitchen utensil had been left underneath to catch the drips, next to a dusty oven that seemed simply dumped there. Coming in through the big black door, the first thing we saw was more like a little storage room than an entryway. Another room was being used as both bedroom and kitchen, with a double cot and a separate single cot. The mattresses and pillows were so thin it felt like you sank into a hollow shell as soon as you lay down. Its curtain was hanging half off the rod. Farther along, a hall had been turned into a dormitory with several beds, one of them broken. It looked like leftover furniture had been thrown together and called an apartment. The online pictures were completely misleading. Maybe they showed another unit, or maybe it was a scam. Either way, the place was uncomfortable and unacceptable. Is this a joke? How can this be part of the hospitality industry? Have they ever stayed somewhere decent themselves and seen what a guest might expect? Save yourself the stress and avoid this place.
