1/5 Blade R. 5 years ago on Google
I
guess
you
get
what
you
pay
for.
Located
along
a
dark
street,
near
the
railways
where
you'll
find
shirtless
men
smoking
along
the
road,
women
doing
the
laundry
along
the
street,
children
playing
on
the
road,
and
stray
dogs
sniffing
your
shoes...
You
get
to
the
place
and
it
looks
quite
nice
in
the
reception/common
area.
There
were
musicians
playing
live
music.
They're
quite
good
actually.
Wifi
internet
connection,
not
as
fast
and
stable
as
you
wish...
Typical
of
the
Philippines.
Lockers
are
limited.
So
don't
count
on
it.
You
will
need
to
carry
your
bags
everywhere
you
go
(to
be
secured
as
you'll
be
sharing
the
room
with
5
other
strangers).
And
if
you're
lucky
to
get
locker
space
available,
you
need
to
buy
or
rent
your
own
padlock.
Toilets
and
bathrooms,
aside
from
the
occasional
cockroaches
and
mosquitoes
passing
by,
they're
OK.
There's
a
fridge
where
you
can
buy
drinks.
Food
you
have
to
order
from
outside.
They
assist
travellers
with
their
travel
bookings
and
local
travel
tips
and
info.
Plenty
of
other
nationalities
of
different
races
stay
there.
Personal
hygiene
stuff
like
soap,
toothpaste,
toothbrush
you
can
buy
at
the
reception
counter.
The
room
looks
OK.
The
bunkbeds
are
comfortable,
except
I
had
to
sleep
beside
my
big
heavy
bags.
I
found
electric
plugs
to
charge
my
phones
and
gadgets
by
my
bunkbed.
Airconditions
shall
only
be
turned
on
from
8pm
to
8am.
The
rest
of
the
day,
there
is
one
electric
wall
fan.
You're
lucky
if
you
got
a
bed
infront
of
the
electric
wall
fan
and
aircon
because
the
fan
and
the
aircon
will
only
be
blowing
to
that
direction.
If
your
bed
is
positioned
under
or
beside
the
fan,
blowing
air
from
the
fan
won't
reach
you.
Since
my
bed
was
positioned
beside
the
fan,
the
fan
air
didn't
reach
me.
And
the
air-conditioning
unit
seems
to
be
a
bit
small
for
the
room
size.
Hence
I
slept
with
few
beads
of
sweat
on
my
forehead.
Live
music
will
stop
at
11pm.
They
serve
coffee
but
they
ran
out
of
creamer.
So
I
asked
for
few
drops
of
full
cream
milk
from
the
fridge
instead.
All
in
all,
I
had
a
good
night
sleep.
And
for
about
₱500
per
night,
considering
this
is
Makati
City...
I
think
I
got
what
I
paid
for.
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