Sleep Inn hotel

The location is good, and the place feels secure, but the rooms need a professional upgrade before I'd recommend staying here. The double room had a creaky bed and worn sheets, while the old picture-tube TV seemed to be there just for show. There's no internal phone or other way to communicate, and the tiny bathroom is in poor shape. Its outdated instant shower heater sprays water unpredictably, and the toilet plumbing leaves the area untidy. WiFi is password-protected, and it was hard to find anyone when I needed the password. The place also feels overrated for what's offered. Prices should include both bed and breakfast.

Ugh, what a dreadful place. There was so much dust in the room it gave me the creeps, and the bed sheets and covers were torn. The mosquito nets were stained with dust, and there wasn't even a TV. We waited about half an hour for a receptionist, then asked to see the rooms. She said she was tired and didn't want to climb the stairs. Aaargh, nkt!

Mmm, that fish is finger-licking good. I've been coming back, and it seems to taste better every time. The bar is cosy too, and I slept like a baby in the rooms. Feels like my home away from home.

Good value for money. The location is great, service is efficient, and the rooms are clean. The bedding was new and fresh, and I didn't run into any mosquitoes.