Hôtel'n

The Wi-Fi was frustrating, and there was too much noise. The shared toilet wasn't very clean either. I wouldn't say this hotel is really suitable for families.

The rooms had holes in the walls, with electrical wires exposed, and the ventilation had no filters, leaving large openings in the walls. The smell throughout the hotel was overwhelming. We also paid more on arrival because we hadn't paid in advance. From the moment we arrived, we were warned we'd be kicked out if we made too much noise. That didn't feel like a warm welcome. We even had the distinct impression someone was listening through our door, since the hallway light kept switching on every 30 seconds beneath it.

There was no hot water, supposedly because no plumber was available for 2 or 3 days. After booking, we arrived to a deserted, scary parking lot, and children greeted us because the “managers” were “busy.” I think this isn't a hotel, but rather a place squatted by immigrants, a money business. One star only because I couldn't give zero. Run away, run away!

A bit run-down. Our bathroom was falling apart: no shower curtain, and the water was right up against a wooden door. The door was broken and wouldn't close, leaving a 2 cm gap for water to get into the room.