3/5 Miya Z. 4 years ago on Google
After
staying
here,
I
realized
that
I'd
rather
stay
at
a
family
run
hostel
where
things
are
basic,
but
people
are
warm.
The
place
is
indeed
nice
and
clean
and
has
all
the
amenities
you
can
think
of
including
a
well-equipped
kitchen.
The
buffet
breakfast
is
huge
and
delicious.
They
have
lots
of
seating
areas
and
wifi
is
fast.
The
terrace
has
a
great
view
and
there
are
even
yoga
mats
and
some
weights.
Some
details
that
make
this
place
less
pleasant
and
even
frustrating
are:
1.
The
staff.
They
can
be
smiling
but
they
are
not
friendly
or
inviting.
Feels
like
they
are
just
following
instructions
and
they
are
not
happy.
My
mattress
has
a
huge
dent
in
the
middle.
When
I
asked
if
I
could
switch
to
another
bed
after
almost
everyone
in
the
dorm
checked
out
that
morning,
the
staff
looked
at
the
computer
screen
for
about
a
minute
without
answering
me
and
then
told
me
probably
not.
I
had
to
beg
for
it
before
she
agreed
unwillingly.
When
I
asked
another
staff
a
question,
she
pointed
out
that
I'm
drinking
wine
that's
not
purchased
from
the
hostel.
There
isn't
a
bar
there
and
I
was
never
told
that
there's
wine
in
the
hostel
and
I
could
not
bring
my
own.
Should
have
a
sign
or
tell
the
guests
ahead.
2.
As
a
boutique
hostel,
they
charge
you
30Q
for
a
towel.
I
find
that
very
bizarre.
Even
the
cheapest
hostels
give
you
free
towel.
3.
The
hostel
has
a
very
cozy
feeling
and
it
intends
to
give
a
chill
vibe,
but
there's
pop
song
playing
loudly
all
day
long.
4.
Shower
doesn't
work
well.
It's
very
tricky
to
get
hot
water.
Once
it's
hot,
it
stays
hot
though.
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