The hotel's location is quite far from the train station, and the surrounding area is a mixed bag of Vietnamese, Burmese, and Malaysian people. From self-check-in to check-out, the front desk staff didn't exchange a single word with guests. This hotel is only suitable for those who don't require any service. Although the hotel was recently renovated, the hygiene was terrible. The comforter had stains, the pillows were yellow and flat, and the 'king-size bed' was just two single beds pushed together. There was dust everywhere, including on the light remote. The floors were even worse, and the bathroom was also very dirty. The large showerhead was unusable, so I had to use the small one. The toilet was a standard one, not a smart toilet, and the trash can was already rusty. The towels had a strong, foul, sweaty sock-like disinfectant smell and shed dust when used. The cleaning staff was incredibly lazy; a teacup I used in the morning was still on the table untouched when I returned in the evening – it wasn't cleaned at all. The only redeeming quality was the bright lobby. This is the worst hotel I've ever encountered.
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