KAI Rycom

I stayed three nights and four days, and it wasn’t worth choosing just because it was cheap. The photos gave a completely different impression. There was mold on the walls, the area over the microwave hadn’t been cleaned, and the entrance by the elevator smelled moldy. When I got out of the elevator, sheets or towels were just lying around messily and smelled moldy too. The parking lot was littered with trash and hadn’t been cleaned. The supposedly new face towel in the room on the first day had hairs on it. We had only one roll of toilet paper for the whole stay, and when I went to the staff room for another at 9 a.m., there wasn’t one.

I was disappointed by the state of the room, even though I stayed for just one night. I can’t speak for the other rooms, but there was a hole in the wall, patched temporarily with duct tape. Maybe financial constraints make proper repairs difficult, but I’d at least hoped for a thorough cleaning. There was dust on the kitchen extractor fan, mold on the curtains, weeds growing on the balcony, limescale on the bathroom mirror, dirt in the drain, and hair around. Guests should be able to use the place comfortably, so the facility needs to clean hidden areas as well as the obvious ones. I couldn’t feel comfortable there in its current state.

I liked the stay, but the owner needs to focus on cleaning in a few areas before this could get five stars. The curtains and air conditioner had mold, there were product residues in the fridge, and there was hair on the floor. Cleaning needs to improve.

It’s affordable, but you can’t get there without renting a car.