Hotel Moji 2

The smell in the room made me feel sick, and there were hairs and stains everywhere. The bathroom was in awful shape, with a toilet door that wouldn’t shut and beds that were partly broken. There were insects in the rooms too. I regretted booking this place again and again. Friends, stay away.

For what it costs, it's hard to complain. The rooms are decent enough, and everyone we dealt with was friendly and nice.

There’s dirt everywhere and nearly everything seems broken. The front desk is usually unattended, and the so-called key box is just an ordinary mailbox. Parking costs €10 a day. Neighbors said the building used to be a short-stay hotel and a refugee shelter, and that after a run of awful reviews its name was changed. The health department really ought to inspect it. Never again.

The plumbing was a mess: clogged pipes and leaks left a puddle around the toilet, with a disgusting feces smell. There was hair and staining on the beds as well. The conditions were disgraceful and inhumane, and I’d strongly tell people not to stay here. Paying €20-30 more for decent accommodation seems much more worthwhile, somewhere the owners care about their guests. This was an absolutely disappointing “hotel.”