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I was sleeping in the bottom bunk of my bed while some guys were sleeping in the other beds. My friend goes up to the top bunk to sleep when the shit suddenly collapses and I get a bed on my head. When we look, the bed is put together with strips.
No sugar in the cafeteria, which meant I couldn’t have my morning coffee.
The pillows are despicably small, rooms are tiny and the only way you can get water is bringing your own or spending €3.50 for a bottle of water.
This hotel is one of the worst I have ever stayed in. Not enough room for 2 adults in 7x10 ft room! Walls and ceiling stained. Broken window and curtain rail and we paid over £100 a night for this!
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