First and foremost, cleanliness was nonexistent. The rooms were disgustingly dirty, with walls that hadn’t seen a cleaning cloth in ages. The shower curtain emitted a putrid odor that made me question its hygiene. To top it off, I discovered some repulsive yellow substance near the sink in the bathroom. It was truly revolting.
The towels provided were no better. They were infested with hair, forcing us to purchase our own towels for basic hygiene. Speaking of the beds, one of them was placed right next to the air conditioner, which literally blew air directly into your face. It was impossible to get a good night’s sleep without freezing or suffocating.
When it came to amenities, the hotel’s offerings were a joke. They provided only a thin bed sheet for warmth, leaving us shivering throughout the night. The internet service was abysmal, making it nearly impossible to stay connected or get any work done.
But the real nightmare unfolded outside our room. The hotel seemed to attract a suspicious crowd, with what appeared to be drug deals happening frequently. We were placed in the back of the building, surrounded by residents who were genuinely intimidating. I felt the need to carry my laptop with me at all times, as the area didn’t feel safe. The door itself looked as though it had been b roken into, further adding to our discomfort and concern for our safety.
Upon arrival, we had to endure an unnecessary wait of 15-20 minutes at 11 pm.