Siri Hotel

After two working days, I changed my mind about renting an apartment here, even though I’d already paid a security deposit and the move-in date was still nearly two weeks away. The owner flatly refused to return the deposit, saying it was a loss of business. The pool is tiny, about three strokes and you’re done. If you’re a conformist and sycophant, this might be the place for you.

The agent air freshens the place on viewing day, but after moving in, the constant sewage smell makes it feel like living in a sewage treatment facility. If your health, comfort, or well-being matter to you, stay away.

The rooms themselves were totally okay, but the agent told us smoking was allowed. Two months later, they kicked me out, gave us seven days to move, and kept the whole deposit. I also wouldn’t recommend this place if you have a car. The parking area is too small and there isn’t enough space. I had an accident there once.

SIRI HOTEL is beautiful and new, and the staff are super friendly, but it needs a lot of work before opening to the public. We had to leave within 45 minutes of checking in. The bathroom window is big and lets you see whoever is showering or using the toilet, so there’s zero privacy. They offered us another room, but it was half used and dirty, with a recently used bath towel on the bed, two partly drunk bottles of water on the ledge, and partly used bathroom supplies. I thanked the staff member for trying, but turned it down. I only asked for one extra sheet to cover the couch in our original room, and she said no, they were sold out. At check-in they’d also said the whole hotel was sold out and there was no room with two beds. There was no Wi-Fi above the second floor, and it only worked in certain rooms. Our unit had a desk but no chair, no trash cans, and no kettle, tea, or coffee. Such a shame, because this place has great potential.