CT Morning Hotel

For a budget hotel, CT Morning was a good choice, and they welcomed pets without charging extra. My main issue was the hard mattress, which I only made comfortable by using my own topper. The room was otherwise decent for the nightly price, though I got just one bottle of water at check-in and didn't see complimentary water provided each day. I had a large room on the second floor at the front, with a small balcony. The air conditioning and refrigerator both worked well. There was also an electric kettle and a flat-screen TV; after I retuned it, I could watch several channels in English, including Box programs x4 and Planet Earth. The room was reasonably clean and had plenty of furniture: a luggage rack, a simple desk and plastic chair, a large wardrobe, two wooden chairs with a little table, and a padded couch. The private bathroom was roomy and acceptably clean, with a shower cubicle, toilet, and small sink. Hot water was good once it came through, though it took a while. The sink was tiny and leaked while draining. Otherwise, it was functional and stocked with the usual toothbrush set, comb, bottled shampoo and bath gel, plus a hair dryer. The free WiFi was steady, and motorbike parking was available indoors in the lobby. The hotel is close to both markets, lots of restaurants and cafes, and shops including barbers, mechanics, a Honda dealership, and mobile phone stores. It was quiet most of the time. One morning around 7:30, workers fixing an emergency plumbing leak disturbed me. The hotel told me repairs were needed, and most of the work happened in the afternoon, aside from that one morning. There are several floors, but you have to use the stairs since there's no elevator. The staff were warm, attentive, and friendly. They rarely spoke English, so we used translation apps. I enjoyed staying at CT Morning Hostel and ended up extending my stay.