All the people there were awesomeee. All the receptionists, housekeeping, all were very nice. Highly recommended.

The place is kind of old, wifi has poor connection.

Was cheap and had more privacy then other rooms in the city. Had a private bathroom and still was like half price than private rooms with shared bathroom in hostels.

For me was good, I was just sleeping for an early leaving. But it's kinda motel, some people might have issues that.

Very affordable with a nice park nearby

A bit of a rough area after dark

Good air conditioner

A lot of walk to the room, wifi unstable there

Cheap private room and bathroom.

Get what you pay for. Area doesn't feel the safest at night. The doorbell rings all through the night and can hear it from the room. Loud noises from working prostitutes through the night. If you struggle with noise I would avoid.

The price and location was really good.

The hotel does not match the description on Booking.com. It is advertised that there is a kitchen, a microwave, and kitchen utensils, but in reality there is nothing like that. During the reservation, it was stated that there would be a nice view through the window, in reality, the only window 15x15 cm was in the toilet, etc. The bed cabinets are made of concrete, just for "beauty", like the bed itself, everything is shaped like a tombstone, made of marble bathroom tiles, but the biggest problem is that there was not a single electrical socket for use in the entire room. There was one electrical outlet along the ceiling for the air conditioner, but it is impossible to disconnect it, because it is necessary, the room is not ventilated. The service is also poor. When we arrived before 2 p.m. and asked if it was possible to leave 2 small 15-20L backpacks, they said that they would store them for $10 each. It was necessary to go with the surroundings to get acquainted with the backpacks.

The room was very comfortable.

No place to plug in the phone. No internet.

Super cheap, good location, had air conditioning. The staff was nice, room was very big. Quiet neighborhood at night. Plenty of blankets and towels were provided as well. The check-in process was easy. Seems like they don't clean the rooms every day which is a plus for me.

This is absolutely a prostitution hotel, they have hourly rates on the front door, prostitutes standing outside hassling you every time you walk past, and you can hear them inside being incredibly loud with "customers" all night. It's dirty. I saw and killed three roaches in my room. The bed was not very comfortable but could be worse. The air conditioner was incredibly old and very loud. The knobs to control the temperature and fan were gone so I couldn't adjust it. The only plug was behind the TV. There's nowhere to plug in a phone charger except directly behind the TV.

Actually I didnt like this place at all. It's close to the Gelabert airport and it cost me lessthan 10 dollars to get there

Almost everything. Staff was unhelpful and unpleasant! The room had AC set at 19 degrees or you can just unplug it - no other options. The bigger girl didnt want to call me taxi and just said "just go outside and hail a taxi, there is always someone there". I mean, what about 5am? The streets are sketch. Even taxi drivers told me not to poke my nose there. Lots of homeless people, garbage, extreme poverty and crime. I would not recommend this for solo female travelers. With the unhelpful staff who don't care, you are kind of left alone to your devices if something happens. But again, maybe you can just hail yourself a taxi, because there is always someone there ;)

It was cheaper

Ac was stuck on 17 and no blanket the window looked out in the hall the shower had no hot water and only a pipe in the wall no sprinkler head they need to buzz u in to get in the hotel so you hear the door bell all night