1/5 T. S. 6 years ago on Google
I
love
to
go
for
hostel
instead
of
hotel
while
traveling.
Many
hostels
gave
me
great
surprises
on
the
quality
and
the
experience
I
got.
Enriching,
fascinating,
and
warm.
Actually
the
environment
and
setting
here
is
not
so
bad.
However,
the
quality
of
my
staying
here
was
very
poor.
It
may
not
be
applicable
to
you
since
everyone
has
different
expectations.
But
here
is
my
breakdown:
1.
Sleeping
quality:
Extremely
poor.
0/5
I
go
to
hostel
for
sleep
primarily,
it's
not
an
attraction
by
itself.
A
number
of
situations
here
that
deprived
your
sleep:
First,
it's
super
sensitive
to
outside
environment.
At
the
midnight,
whenever
a
motorcycle
goes
by,
you
feel
as
if
it's
coming
for
you.
It's
so
loud!
I
manage
not
to
be
disturbed
while
being
asleep,
but
when
I'm
still
awake
trying
to
sleep,
it's
a
great
nuisance.
It's
always
summer
here,
they
don't
have
air-conditioning
so
they
must
open
a
door
to
keep
the
ventilation.
Second,
other
guests
mostly
do
not
have
the
social
sensitivity
like
I
or
other
global
citizens
do.
Remember
some
of
them
may
reside
here
not
because
they
like
hostel
but
because
they
have
no
other
choice.
They
may
not
have
good
educational
upbringing
or
background
to
have
proper
etiquette
walking
around
at
the
midnight.
Since
the
floor
is
made
of
wooden,
socially
insensitive
persons
can
easily
make
a
lot
of
noise
walking
on
it.
And
your
sleep
could
be
disturbed
by
the
elephant-steping
like
boom
boom
boom
sound
these
people
made.
Third,
if
you're
a
night
owl,
and
you
stay
up
real
late,
this
is
not
the
place
for
you.
Though
the
check-in
time
is
1
pm
here,
the
staff
cleared
the
bed
at
11-12,
when
night
owls
like
me
are
still
sleeping.
They
again
like
other
guests,
made
great
sounds
during
their
service,
breaking
down
your
sleeping
cycle.
They
may
even
turn
off
the
fan
during
their
service,
completely
ignoring
your
existence,
making
you
so
hot
that
you
have
to
stay
up.
I'm
puzzled
because
I
don't
know
what
is
good
for
them
doing
this
kind
of
thing.
I
was
said
to
be
a
professional
traveller
and
I
carry
sleeping
equipments
like
silicon
earplugs
and
eye
mask
with
me,
I
have
good
sleep
even
in
adverse
natural
conditions.
But
here,
I
cannot
stand
with
the
artificial
noises.
There
are
other
professionals
at
making
noise
and
you
have
to
surrender.
2.
Toilet
facilities:
poor.
1/5
First,
remember
they
manually
shut
down
water
supply
during
23:30
-
05:30
in
the
name
of
water
conservation.
You'd
better
not
have
any
night
life
in
Manila
and
come
back
to
sleep
early.
Second,
they
don't
provide
anything
for
washing.
If
you're
lucky
you
can
have
shower
gel
left
over
by
other
guests.
Third,
they
don't
have
hot
or
warm
water.
Yes
it's
always
summer
here
so
you
may
not
need
it.
But
reconsider
if
you
need
warm
water
to
let
your
Kiehl's
products
make
best
performance.
Fourth,
they
don't
have
hairdryer.
Thanks
to
them
I
lost
my
hairstyle
during
my
stay.
Fifth,
they
strongly
advise
you
to
take
shower
within
five
minutes
without
using
full
pressure.
Despite
these,
they
have
two
sanitary
bathrooms.
Comfortable
when
washing
even
though
I'm
somehow
mysophobic.
I
think
this
is
more
than
enough
for
a
google
map
review.
If
you
have
no
problem
with
what's
shown
to
you
above,
this
is
probably
for
you!
The
environment
is
not
bad.
One
litre
of
cold
water
was
sold
at
26
pesos.
But
not
so
many
things
to
surprise
you
with
just
fair
bed
quality
and
a
Wi-Fi
lounge
(the
only
place
you
can
use
Wi-Fi
here)
full
of
cockroaches
and
mosquitoes.
Finally
my
12
days
of
staying
have
ended
and
I
can
sleep
well
now.
Some
tips
for
you
if
you
have
to
stay
here:
first,
get
some
mosquito
prevention
product
on
your
skin.
Second,
you
can
build
a
curtain
for
privacy
around
your
bed
by
getting
another
blanket
and
with
the
use
of
double-sided
tape.
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