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Terrible place! Stay away. The hostel owner is not nice. She demanded that we remove our shoes and gave us old shoes that many people had worn before us. We suggested a solution to wear shoe covers, but she strongly objected. She wanted us to leave, and we told her we would only leave if she gave us a refund. She refused to give us a refund and was so unpleasant that we decided to get away from the place. If you are honest enough than bring us our money back because booking said it’s your responsibility! Update from 10.2.26- still you didn’t give me the refund back!!!

a month ago

Very Noisy at Night, and Inconvenient Shared BathroomThe room is separated by wooden partitions, so the soundproofing is extremely poor. Even with the door closed, you can clearly hear people walking and moving around outside. At night, the street is very noisy, with a lot of motorbikes passing by. It was difficult to fall asleep, and I couldn’t get to sleep until nearly 2 a.m. Next door there is an Islamic mosque. I have no issue with any religion, but given the weak sound insulation in this hotel, you can hear people singing/chanting from the mosque as early as around 6 a.m. The owner requires guests to wear the hotel’s slippers to enter, but the slippers do not appear to be disinfected (e.g., with alcohol) or properly sanitized. The toilet and shower are both on the first floor. If you stay on the third floor, it’s very inconvenient. The building seems to be a self-built house, and the staircase is narrow, steep, and difficult to use. The room lights could not be turned off at night. The lighting was extremely bright—almost like being in a bar—making it even harder to sleep.

a month ago