Gabz'k Travellers Inn

The room was tiny for 2,000 Pesos, and cleanliness needs work. We saw several bugs and flying cockroaches. The TV is mounted very high, and while toiletries, a blanket, and a towel were provided, we had to ask for them. The parking area is safe, but no one attends it, and some customers don't take care around other cars, resulting in door dings. The place has a lot of potential, and the water pressure is impressively strong, but it needs improvements.

The reception was friendly and accommodating when we checked in close to midnight, despite the late hour. Other hotels with parking were full, and the TV has Netflix and YouTube. Still, two stars at best. This is a residential house converted into an inn in a residential village, so it's not a good choice if you're commuting without your own car. If you drive, the parking lot fits only about 3-4 vehicles. The ceiling is a bit low, and the rooms and bathroom feel cramped. Ground floor rooms aren't well ventilated because you can't open the window, so they can smell moldy, especially for people with rhinitis or asthma. The water pressure is good, but the water stays greyish. I'm not sure if the main line is the problem, but there are lots of debris particles in the water, so don't brush your teeth with tap water. The bathroom pipes drip all the time.

It's a good option for an overnight stay, and all in all I'd recommend it. We arrived just after midnight, and thankfully the owners still opened the doors for us. The parking area is spacious. It was a bit hard to find, but we located it after spotting the signage. There's no free breakfast. The bathroom is a little outdated, though everything worked. I wish the towels had been dry, but thankfully we had our own. Not for picky guests or anyone expecting luxury.

It's right in the city proper, with a moderately sized room and a small bathroom. Breakfast and coffee are available as add-ons. Parking is spacious, the water pressure is strong, and the place is pet friendly.