Maël F.
The walls are so thin you can hear someone snoring or moaning next door as if there were no wall at all, and staff start banging around at dawn whether you’re trying to sleep or not. The bed and pillow are harder than the floor, so good luck getting any rest. You have to ask for a TV remote, too. Visitors aren’t allowed: after we’d been exploring Barcelona, my friend came up for five minutes to charge her phone and rest her feet, and they practically kicked her out. The price isn’t too high, but you’re basically paying just to sleep, and the quality is nonexistent even for what it costs.

