Marisol V.
The cleaning lady was pleasant, and we were offered free laundry service, which could be a plus. We arrived at 3pm, but the rooms weren't ready; she asked us to come back in an hour or leave our luggage and wait. We were tired of walking around, so we waited. The hostel, not a hotel, has two sections and can accommodate one person or a large group, with shared spaces. There's a black gate at the entrance, then a green gate into the main section. Beyond that, what seems to have once been a garage, you enter through a white sliding door with no lock. The numbered rooms each have their own lock. The rooms and bathrooms have no ventilation and feel like caves. It seemed clean, though the sheets could be better, and there was mold in the bathroom. Family members were coughing in the morning. It's near several cafes and restaurants. Noise was a major problem: planes flew over day and night, along with constant street traffic, cars, and motorcycles honking. At 11pm planes were passing one after another, about 15 minutes apart. Update: it was quieter from 1am to 5am.
