Via Airport Stay Inn

The room was dirty and in a terrible state. The washrooms weren’t maintained, the flush tank didn’t work, and the toilet seats were unclean. Bedspreads and pillow covers were dirty and looked like they hadn’t been washed in ages. There were no fresheners, and there was noise coming from the false ceiling. I wasn’t happy with the stay. It might be okay for workers or first-time staff at the hardware park. When I arrived, the room boy’s ID was on a banion.

We stopped here around 5:45 in the morning to shower before a long flight. No one was at reception, so I had to call and knock to find whoever was in charge. The room was moldy, with suspicious marks on the walls, and the toilet wouldn't flush. After holding it for eight hours, I had to use a bucket. I didn't even ask for towels. I expected at least a passable room, so yes, I regret stopping here. I can't tell what this place is, but I'd recommend it to my worst enemies. Edit: There's a lot going on here. Look at all those fake reviews posted on the same dates. (Screenshots attached.)

The front desk guy ended up finding me a room 15 kilometers away, after Fab left me to sort out its mistake. I'd booked three days ahead, arrived exhausted at 9:30 PM, and was told the hotel was full. Nobody called or warned me. If I'd arrived at midnight, I could've been stranded with no room. Then someone from the team called to ask how my Fab experience was. A nightmare, obviously. What a joke. I'm never booking with Fab Hotels again.

We were close to the airport, but getting a ride was really difficult since the area is rather secluded. The room had a broken table, and being on the ground floor with ordinary glass windows and curtains that didn't block the view left me a bit uneasy. The bathroom cisterns and toilet seat were broken, too. The rooms were small. We arrived early in the morning, so we'd booked the previous night. The receptionist was confused at first, but they sorted it out then and there, so no complaints on that part.