Jungle City Motel

Good value for what you pay.

The bed was comfortable, and there were lots of outlets, handy if you have several devices to charge. There’s also a 7-Eleven nearby. The bathroom has a few annoyances. The toilet stall is narrow, which may be uncomfortable for larger pregnant women, and the toilet paper is poor quality and hard to use. If you’re not taking a bath, you can use the showerhead outside. Water also runs across the unobstructed floor and under the sink. The air conditioning was so strong it gave me a headache. Pulling out the room key cuts the power immediately, without any cool-down time, which startled me the first time.

The rest of the room was neat and clean. But there was a poop smell before I’d even used the toilet. The shower door wouldn’t shut properly, and the sink splashed water everywhere.

I only stayed because it was a holiday and I couldn’t find anywhere else. The floor in the room felt really dirty, and although I’ve never had allergy problems before, not long after getting under the blanket I started itching all over. The soundproofing was awful too, I could hear the people next door talking. Worse, their child was still jumping around loudly at two in the morning, like they were tearing the place apart. I didn’t get to sleep until four. Breakfast had hardly any choices, with just one kind of juice; the other drinks were instant coffee and tea by the water dispenser. I won’t stay here again.