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This is a dirty filty hotel. The rooms are not clean, small and outdated. As far as the bathrooms don't do near them. The floors are full of urine, dirty and smelly. A homeless shelter would be better. For gods sake to all out there pay the extra money and get a decent, clean and comfortable hotel. This hotel should be shut down.
Disgusting Thieves !!! I booked the Wrong Night accidentally... realised my mistake within 10 mins ... Refused to Refund me or move the Booking to another night !!! Tried to blame it on Booking.com ... Terrible Customer Service & basically stole all my money ! 😡🤯🤬
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