Hotel Rosemary Homes

The internet worked, and most of the employees did try to be helpful. The momo’s were tasty, but don’t leave them out even for ten minutes while you use the bathroom, or the roaches may get to them. Those are the only reasons I’m giving this two stars. Cockroaches were my biggest concern from the start. They were in the bathroom and on my bed, with droppings around my pillow. I asked for fresh sheets and pillowcases, but they didn’t have any, which left me wondering if the old ones were being reused without washing. It took a day before staff could move me. The other room was right by heavy traffic, and I thought the noise would keep me awake even more than the roaches, so I went back to the infested room. Noise was a problem there too. For the first two days I woke up at least every two hours, either to someone yelling inside or outside, doors slamming, people clattering up the stairs, or cleaners loudly throwing their brooms on the floor. A rooster called from 6 a.m. until 2 p.m. or possibly later, dogs barked constantly, and traffic and honking carried through the windows, which definitely weren’t soundproof. It was a terrible area and a terrible hotel. The shower never gave hot water. At best, late at night, it might reach room temperature and be bearable to get into. I tried to give the place the benefit of the doubt, thinking maybe these conditions were normal in the city, but three days later I moved to another hotel and it was nothing like this. I also posted photos and videos of the cockroaches and the daily foot slamming, which can be heard in the video.