Rooms Museum

Be warned!! This is NOT a hotel and barely qualifies as a hostel. It is a far cry from a 3 star rating - expect facilities of 2 star accomodation. It is a single bedroom in a two bedroom apartment in an old complex. Initial impression was that this apartment looked and felt like someone’s small private home. Do not expect anything more than an uncomfortable spring single bed (or twin singles beds if a twin room) with a pillow, a sheet and a blanket. No towels, no soap, no basics. We booked the room with a private bathroom - this bathroom is tiny and EXTERNAL to the room only accessible through the common area passage - it is not private other than having your own key to open the bathroom door. It is so small you cannot sit on the toilet without being crammed next to the wall and under the hand wash basin. The location is noisy 24/7 and the bedroom does not go dark even at night. Bring ear plugs because the walls are paper thin and if someone else is staying in the second bedroom of the apartment you will hear their snoring or bathroom use. Check in is complicated. You must specify a specific time so the owner can meet you at a specified location nearby to show you the property, let you in, take down your personal details and collect the cash payment for the room. There is no reception and no designated parking (unless you want to risk parking on the street and getting a ticket). In hindsight we wish we had just booked an air bnb or an ACTUAL hotel or hostel - even if it was a little further to walk to the bus station. At least it would have been a more pleasant and seamless stay with a more accurate description. We felt we had been hoodwinked by this very inaccurate listing

Terrible, everything old inside. The price for what you get is too high. If you are going to take a bath you have to wait for the water to fill up so if there are more people in the apartment this is a problem