Hostel Paradox

Parking is along the street, facing two quiet roads, and one of them runs beside the park. The hotel itself felt calm and peaceful. As soon as we stepped into the lobby, we knew we wanted to stay. Recommended!

There’s a park right beside the building, and both the nearest supermarket and the beach are about a five-minute walk away. The place impressed me: quiet, clean, nicely designed, and it has AC. I’d strongly recommend it.

It’s good enough.

We paid 360 Ron for one night in a triple room on the top floor. The room was clean and had decent space for our family of two adults and two children, but carrying the kids and our luggage up three flights on foot wasn’t pleasant. The air conditioning didn’t work, so we had to sleep with the balcony door open. It had a mosquito net, but the door kept opening anyway, and the children ended up covered in mosquito bites and blisters. There was no dryer in the bathroom, which seems absurd for a 3-star hotel. A bigger table in the room would have helped too.