We stayed in this hotel for one night only - thank goodness. It was difficult to find with the directions from the internet provided. To reach our room we had to go by elevator to the second level. The hall was in darkness. We only found out on leaving (when we saw a maid press the button) that you have to turn the lights on yourself. Obviously an automatic timer would turn them off again after a set time. Difficult to do when you have never been to the hotel before, nobody thinks to point this out, you are tired usually on arriving at your hotel and your arms are full of luggage. The room was reasonably clean, which is about the only good thing I can say about this place. The layout of the room is shocking. The double bed (small) was situated with the head of the bed under the bunk bed mounted on the wall. So, when you get up from the bed below, you strike your head on the metal bed above. You only do this once I can tell you. I have photos of my cut and bleeding head for... more