My stay at this hotel was very disappointing, and I would not recommend it for more than one night.
1. There is no telephone/intercom in the room. In case of an emergency or if you need assistance, you have no way to contact the reception directly.
2. There is no refrigerator in the room. When I asked about it, the receptionist told me that if I had medication requiring refrigeration, I should give it to them to store at the reception. This is very inconvenient.
3. The air conditioning cannot be controlled by guests. The thermostat in the room only turns the unit on or off. The temperature is centrally controlled by the hotel management. As a result, when the weather outside is hot, the room becomes extremely warm—almost like a sauna.
4. There is no bedside table. There is nowhere to place a bottle of water, your phone, medication, or other personal items. You have to leave everything on the floor.
5. The hotel does not provide complimentary bottled water, not even a single bottle. When I asked why, I was told that the tap water is safe to drink. While that may be true, most hotels provide bottled water as a basic courtesy.
6. There is no safe (safety deposit box) in the room.
7. The shower is completely open to the room, with almost no privacy. Anyone staying in the room can see the person taking a shower, which may be uncomfortable for many guests.
8. The breakfast was extremely poor. The eggs had an unpleasant smell, the boiled hot dogs tasted stale, and the only decent items were the pastries.
Overall, the hotel seems excessively focused on cutting costs, and this is noticeable in almost every detail. In my opinion, it is suitable only for spending one night, but I would not recommend it for a longer stay.