Liberty House

The name I'd give this place is "Don't Open That Door." It's a basement with a sickening smell of damp and mold, stifling heat, and no air conditioning. Everything was filthy, from the dirty sheets to the mattress stained with all sorts of indescribable things. It wasn't fit for people to stay in. We slept in our car instead, then found somewhere worthy of the name the next day. I strongly advise against it. "Don't Open That Door!"

The only decent thing was the young man managing the property, who was polite and helpful, though he isn't the owner. The accommodation itself isn't suitable for an overnight stay: no air conditioning, a poorly ventilated low-rise building, and a bathroom that's uncomfortable for personal needs. Not an adequate welcome or stay. I strongly advise against it.

We picked it for being close to the city center and expected an average standard because it was cheap. What we found inside was frightening. Our room was in a damp basement with almost no airflow, just an open door or a tiny window in the room and bathroom. The smell of damp was everywhere. The bathroom was filthy: mold on the tiles, a dirty shower, an unwashed sink and faucet, and a filthy mat that was unpleasant to stand on. The bedding smelled moldy and felt unpleasant too. At 10 p.m. the neighbors were doing renovations, so we couldn't sleep. It was the worst place I've ever slept, thankfully just one night. I don't recommend it.

Terrible apartment, if that's what you'd call it. No cleaning, no airflow or air conditioning, and the bathroom smelled of urine. I'd rather stay somewhere else.