Adel

I had a horrible experience. It's in an isolated spot with hardly anyone around, and it felt very unsafe for a woman staying alone.

It's damp, cold, and moldy. Homeless people sleeping at the train station have better conditions. I'd give it zero stars if I could.

What made the arrival so unpleasant was the entrance: it leads through what felt like a garbage dump, and the courtyard smelled awful. Inside, the rooms were damp, with a bad odor and mold everywhere. We could also hear the upstairs neighbors stomping. There are a few useful things, though: hot and cold water, an ensuite bathroom, friendly staff, and a low price. You can use a kettle and plates, and there’s an iron.

The clean linens were the one good thing about our stay. Under the mattress there was a layer of dust, and the bathroom was very dirty, with mold everywhere and walls that clearly hadn’t been cleaned. We only stayed one night, but barely slept. At 5:50 AM, the creaking floor in the room above woke me, and soon after I could clearly hear a commuter train rumbling by. Check-in at 3:00 PM was inconvenient too. Terrible.