1075 Dormitel

The café staff were great, but the room was filthy and the property felt badly maintained. We paid over 8k per night for two nights, more than 16K altogether, and still spent two hours and a whole pack of wipes cleaning. Changing rooms wasn’t a real option, since the others seemed to be in nearly the same condition. Shoe prints covered the walls right beside the bed, where your shoulders touched and you breathed. I’ve never seen a room this disgusting in all our travels. The photos and video say plenty. You expect to arrive, relax, and feel you got what you paid for. Instead we wasted our energy and supplies trying to make the room usable. I hope this helps someone choose where to stay on vacation.

The location was fine, with a 7-Eleven right next door, and the service was okay. The room looked clean, and the sheets themselves were clean too. But there was hair and other old debris under the mattress, which was disgusting, and the mattress was very thin. The bathroom was tiny. Showering was awkward with hardly any room to move, and the mostly blocked drain left me standing in a small pool of water. Fine for one night, but with a little more effort this place could be much better.

Nice clean rooms, and a good fit for families or a group of friends. It’s a budget hotel, but they include the toiletries, coffee and water. I especially liked the lotion’s scent.

Good value for the money, and we picked the location over comfort. The room was quite old, with peeling paint, wall marks, and stains around the outlets. The shower was small and the water came out slowly. On the plus side, there’s a balcony you can walk out onto, the aircon gets very cold, and housekeeping is available on request. There are plenty of cabinets and hangers, plus laundry service and a small café.