Ali Al-Gaf
Google
I’m genuinely surprised this property is rated as a 4-star hotel. While it has some positive aspects, such as being clean and having breakfast served on time, there are several things future guests should be aware of.
• The walls are very thin, and you can easily hear conversations and movement from other rooms and downstairs.
• Parking is limited, and the room itself is quite small. The table provided is also too small to be functional.
• The shower area has no door, so water tends to spill out onto the room floor.
• The view is of a neighboring house, a school, and currently, there’s construction involving solar panels nearby, which adds to the street and neighborhood noise.
• There is no TV in the room, and all four rooms share one iron and ironing board, which felt a bit inconvenient.
The property is essentially a converted house with four rooms and a garage, not located near the beach or in a green area. It doesn’t quite match the expectations of a 4-star hotel—3 stars or less would be more accurate, in my opinion.
I had booked for three nights but had to leave after one due to an emergency. When I requested a refund for the remaining two nights, the owner initially refused, even though the cancellation policy on Booking.com wasn’t clear. It took a long and difficult call with Booking.com to resolve the issue and secure a refund.
The owner was polite at first, but during our departure, she seemed upset and only offered a brief “hi.” While I respect her and appreciate the breakfast and cleanliness, I believe it’s important to share an honest review for future travelers.
In summary: It’s okay for a one-night stay, but I wouldn’t recommend it for longer visits, especially at the current price point.