The room and hotel facilities were perfectly fine and clean enough for the price. However, the pillows had a strong, unpleasant smell of stale smoke which made them uncomfortable to use.
The noise was the real problem. It started from as early as 9pm and continued right past 3am. Doors slamming constantly, a man pacing the corridors at one point talking loudly on his phone on speaker mode, and groups of people shouting and knocking on each others doors — all in a language I couldn't understand.
The hotel appeared to be accommodating large groups of men, none of whom spoke English, and the place felt very different to a normal hotel. It seemed as though the property may now be in use for temporary housing or accommodating refugees, rather than purely as holiday/business accommodation. As a result, it felt unsafe and unsuitable for regular guests, especially families (I was there with children)
If you choose to stay here do not expect to get any sleep unless you can sleep through lots of noise.
