Nathan C.
The receptionist was super friendly, though she mainly spoke Spanish. Reception closes before the evening, so if you leave luggage there you'll have to call her or wait. She also cleans the rooms, and I wasn't sure how secure the luggage storage was. I stayed alone for one night. The bedroom was tiny and cold: it had two heaters, but the one in the bedroom was off and its knob had been removed, while the other one barely helped. The see-through curtains gave little privacy and did nothing to keep the cold out. The sheets had stains and someone else's hair, and made me very itchy. The room smelled sickly sweet, as if something was being covered up. The shower swung between scalding and cold, and I burned my hand on the pipe while adjusting the tap. Some spots on the floor were sticky, and the internet was slow. There was a cute black cat, which was nice. It's about a 20-minute walk downhill to the city centre. The receptionist was the only good thing about the place.
