I am writing this review from the Holiday Inn on December 22, 2009. I returned to the city after 7 days of work in the countryside. After paying $160, I have music blaring down the hall from a private party at 11pm on a Tuesday night. The management refuses to stop the party and suggests that I move to another room (my bags are all unpacked and I am in bed). This after I spent two hours trying to get the Wifi internet to work, and finally had to demand a refund for this service ($14 per day). This hotel is a joke, dont think for a second that you will get the quality of an American owned Holiday Inn. This is a third world ripoff at luxuriant first world prices. more