Gupo Station Almond Hotel

The smell hit me as soon as I opened the room door. It was so moldy that it gave me a headache. I opened the window, went out to eat, and then visited the market, but the smell was still there when I got back, so I slept with the door open. When I left, I could smell bleach because they'd cleaned the room thoroughly. They seem to clean a lot, so I don't understand why it smelled that way. If they can get rid of the odor, this would be good value. The room was big, breakfast was friendly, and they provided water, coffee, and other drinks. It's near the station, with good restaurants around. The station is right next door, but it stays quiet because there are no late-night trains.

It looked clean at first, but I felt a little uneasy. The atmosphere is nice, though cleanliness could be better. There was hair on the sink and in the white bathtub when I first came in, plus a torn lens beside the sink in the room.

It's a striking sight from Gupo Station, just a three-minute walk away. Inside, the hotel is clean and quiet. The rooms are a good size, and they provide all the necessary disposable items. There's bottled water, soft drinks, and ground coffee available. No computer in the room, but there is a game console. They also have a simple breakfast with rice, chicken, toast, cup ramen, and cereal.

For the price, the room was surprisingly spacious. If you're hesitant about using public bathhouses because of COVID-19, this would be a great spot to take a bath and watch a quick movie.