Z2 Boutique Hotel

The Wi-Fi was the biggest issue. It only allowed one device per room, and even that connection dropped so often that our whole family gave up and switched to a mobile hotspot. The pool setup is unusual. A poolside room costs about twice as much and has patio access straight into the pool. Guests in other rooms may have to pay to swim. It also feels a bit awkward to use, since the narrow pool runs the full length right in front of people's rooms.

The front desk lady moved me to another room after I told her about the TV next door. She was really kind and helpful, especially since I'm here with my 75-year-old mother. At 1:12 a.m., the people in the connecting room were still playing the TV very loudly, and even at 3:00 it was still on Amarin chanel. That was so rude. Good night.

It seems most guests like places like this for a quick rest, and there’s no paperwork needed before checking in. They’re usually rented for three hours, though the owner would probably prefer people to stay overnight. After a long drive, it makes sense for drivers to stop somewhere like a US motel to nap or rest.

The room was clean and the price was reasonable. There isn’t much furniture, and the hotel has a swimming pool. It was fairly quiet at night.