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The property is very old, it feels like an ancient, unkempt building in active decay. For example, the stone steps leading to the rooms are cracked or have chunks missing, poorly concealed by a loose carpet. The furniture throughout the hotel is dusty, dirty, and visibly damaged by humidity and sun exposure. Even a display case in the lobby filled with trinkets is coated in layers of dust.||The moment we walked into our room, we knew we were in for a bad experience. The carpet was visibly dirty, so much so that I walked around in my shoes. There was an unpleasant odor, and the furniture was old, dirty, stained and in poor condition. The bedsheets were covered in what looked like stucco that had fallen from the ceiling, the paint on the walls was peeling, and the pillows somehow managed to be both thin and hard as rocks.||The room was uncomfortably warm. When we asked for assistance, a hotel employee dismissively asked why we wanted the air conditioning on and walked away. There are clear electrical and wiring problems throughout the property: flipping a switch might turn on some lights, turn off others, or do nothing at all. Every switch had a mind of its own, and its behavior changed unpredictably every time.||These electrical issues created disruptive noise loud enough to keep even a deep sleeper awake. There was an electrical panel near the room's door that emitted a loud, constant buzzing noise all night, sounding like it could explode at any moment. A mini-fridge, oddly placed in the middle of the room, would cycle on and off randomly, making loud, wheezing noises each time.||The overall cleanliness of the room and bathroom made our stay very uncomfortable. A chandelier above the bed was not only dusty, but also had spiderwebs. The sheets were stiff and had chunks of debris on them, large enough to brush off by hand, and the cushions had mysterious stains. The bathroom floor was dirty, and the walls looked like a half-finished paint job that had been abandoned. The showerhead was rusty and frequently clogged. We found ourselves dreading the thought of returning each night to such a grim and uncomfortable space.||Both the area around the hotel and the property itself are undergoing construction and renovations that are nowhere near done. To reach the entrance, you have to walk through a very long, dank, and dark passageway that feels unsafe even during the day due to its obscurity and desolation. Inside, the renovations seem far from complete. The smell of paint is overpowering, and each time we walked to our room, we were met with dirty looks from the workers, adding to the discomfort of the stay.
