Joshua W
Google
This hotel experience was a bit of a mixed bag. On my arrival I received a warm greeting at the management desk, which is in a sort of "cabin" in the lobby. The lobby is well-air-conditioned. (I didn't test out the air-conditioning in my room because it was already sort of cool during September.) The management provided me with a city map, pointed out the best places to see in the city, and helpfully suggested a nearby supermarket.||||The room was so-so. It was clean, but the furniture was quite old, and not in a nice antique way. The door to the room did not reach all the way to the floor so noise from the hallway was sometimes a bit much. My room had a window opening into an inner courtyard, so there was no street noise. Some parts of the window, however, didn't work correctly. The bathroom was very basic. The toilet tank was mounted high up on the wall and flushing it was accomplished by pulling a thin metal chain. The hairdryer didn't work, which caused issues which I will describe shortly. On the plus side, there was a safe in the closet for storing valuables.||||I only noticed the hairdryer didn't work in the morning as I was getting ready. I went to the reception to ask about this, but the only person occupying the cabin was an very elderly woman whose spanish I could barely understand. With the help of another man standing around outside the reception I gathered after much effort that there was nothing to be done.||||In the end on returning the evening the same gentleman was there as when I arrived. He offered to leave the room adjacent to mine open in the next morning so I could use the hairdryer in there, which I appreciated.||||All in all, if you come across the right person in the management and your spanish is good, the hotel might be passable, especially for the money. But don't expect much.