I would say that this is more of a hostel with your own private facilities rather than a hotel.
The room I had was very small, standard double with a window that you cannot see out of nor open.
However the room was fairly clean and had a fridge, tea and coffee facilities as well as a hairdryer.
The bathroom was very small and the shower was above the sink therefore when you shower everything gets wet although it did dry quickly.
Breakfast is very basic, boiled eggs, cereals, toast, some fruit and tea and coffee.
A challenge was the language barrier as only one person seemed to be able to speak english. But all in all it was fine for the price.























































































































































































