This hotel had beds but very old bathrooms with exceptionally low toilets. there were large groups of people talking in the hall, running between rooms and had dogs barking in the hall at all hours of the night. The hotel was a bit of a free for all, with no rules or night staff to enforce them when I complained about the loud halls at night. Sleepless holiday! Also, breakfast was dismal in morning with few to no rationed pieces of fruit or bagels or eggs to go around. People were seen loading up then taking huge plates of food back to rooms, perhaps to eat later throughout the day? By the time we arrived to have breakfast around 9, there was often no fruit or boiled eggs left, all had been picked over. This hotel appears to be more like an international youth hostel more than a full service hotel providing little more than a bed and an old bathroom. This hotel could use a reboot of management as well as the clientele it allows, and satisfactory services. On multiple occasions, we had to walk through the smoke people smoking weed and cigarettes right outside of the front door, with no signage of a designated area to pollute the air. No one pays 200$ a night and expects dogs barking from 2-4 am, weed clouds by the front door,and people speaking loudly in hall at all hours of the night!