Al Wafideen Hotel

This is about hotel Dar Al-wafideen, which isn't listed on Google. I believe Al wafideen and Dar Al-wafideen have the same owner. The service was some of the worst I've experienced. Living in slums in a poor country would have been better than staying here. My first room smelled because of an open drain outlet. I put up with it while I finished my Umrah, but when I came back, the bathroom tap had very little water pressure. I reported it, and they said they'd fix it, but nothing changed. I asked again the next day, with the same result, then requested another room. On day three I moved to a different room, but it smelled of sewage too. There was an opening for water to drain, and the smell made me feel sick. On day five I had to change rooms again because of the smell. The next room still smelled of sewage, though the source was a bit farther from my bed. The room service boy even yelled that we were complaining too much. I'd already paid the agent and had no other option, so I stayed. Two rooms shared one geyser, and unfortunately someone in the other room had mine. They always switched it off after using it, so twice every day I had to go downstairs and ask staff to turn it on for me. It was a terrible daily hassle. I was stuck there for all nine days. I have attached pictures of both hotels. Don't book this if you don't want your Umrah stay spoiled. This hotel is definitely not made for humans. DO NOT BOOK THIS HOTEL.