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I’m writing this review because I genuinely don’t want anyone else to go through the same experience.
I was assigned to Room 1612 and checked in around midnight.
But honestly, what is this building? It’s incredibly creepy and unsettling.
Even walking down the hallway felt terrifying — it felt like wandering through a prison, with this suffocating pressure all around.
The space is extremely cramped, and the lighting is dim and eerie.
When I finally opened the door to my room, I hate to say this, but I felt something was off.
You can’t see it, but something is definitely there.
There was also a terrible smell.
Strangely, the lights were already on even though I hadn’t put the keycard into the power slot yet.
Once I did insert the card, the lights started flickering on and off.
I was too scared to even close the door.
Eventually, the lights seemed to stabilize, so I gathered my courage and closed the door.
But a few seconds later, I heard a loud snap sound, and all the lights went out.
I couldn’t see anything.
I was so terrified I almost screamed.
I fumbled around in the dark to find the doorknob and somehow got out of the room.
When I searched for other reviews, I found several people mentioning ghosts.
Especially in Building 1 — this place is seriously haunted.
Then I was moved to Building 2, but it was noisy and the street noise made it impossible to relax.
The air conditioner made constant rattling sounds, probably because it’s old.
There was no peace at all.
The whole hotel gives off this creepy, unsettling vibe.
The lighting is dark, the cleanliness is poor, and the entire building smells like sewage.
In my culture, that kind of odor is said to be a sign of negative spiritual energy gathering.
This hotel fits that description perfectly.
I never want to stay here again.