My room was nice, but I know it hadn't been cleaned since the last people were there, judging from the dirt and condom wrappers on the floor, the hairs in the bed and the bathroom not clean but had a little wrap on the toilet. Not one word of English is spoken, but i know some Spanish so I got by. When I checked in there was a guy yelling at me to hurry up and come in, so he can check my info in the "reception" area - also known as a kitchen with a sign on the door. This is a great location, the place is really cute and nice, but the staff is nonexistent which explains the state of my room. There are a few nightclubs/lounges in the same alleyway so there's always a group of people hanging out there in the late evenings. I recommend this to anybody looking for a cheap place to stay which is both central and private. There may be a language barrier as she doesn't speak any English. The keeper is incredibly sweet and helpful. For the rate, it is incredibly good value as all the rooms are single and private. Most of the rooms come with their own bathrooms, microwave, fridge, and TV. Having said all this, the rooms themselves are very clean and tidy and cute.
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The wifi code is unnecessarily long and complicated and made up of case sensitive letters and numbers all handwritten out to make it more confusing.
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