What I liked: Well equipped, fridge with a small freezer section, 4 chairs, 3 tables, plates, bowls and cutlery, a kettle, a wardrobe Free bottled water and refill stations Fast and reliable wifi, although need to enter passwords everytime my devices restarting Good chicken rice porridge included 7:30-10:00, but it's the only choice everyday. Wish it changed daily Communal kitchens on every floor with microwaves. Quiet during night among abandoned buildings. There's a lace curtain and a dark curtain Working hot water with shower Good insulation, so the room remains cooler than outside What I didn't like: Sewer smell from bathroom AC's thermostat not precise, leaving me feel too cold or too hot often. Fan function still forced AC for some reasons, when all I needed was a fan. Otherwise, AC is strong enough. There's only one short bar to hang dry in balcony. As a hotel near the beach, it's fatal not to be equipped with a dryingp rack. There are coin operated washing machines on each floor, but how do we dry our laundries? A cash deposit of b500 at check in, no holds on credit cards. There's no light for bathroom mirror, but you can move the desk lamp closer to the mirror in the room. Cleaning could be better. There were dust on surfaces in my room, and the garbage in communal kitchen wasn't emptied for days. It likely contains organic waste, it attracts not only odour, but also pests. This hotel is owned by A2SEA, it is an unbundled version of it. We get breakfast there. A2SEA offers elevator, access to pool, gym, golf cart ride to beach, but CU guests need to pay for them, but we get great value if we don't need them. If you pay directly to hotel, it's b400 a night, but I got much lower price online through a 3rd party. Early check in and late check out are available for fee, rates posted in hallways. There are many abandoned buildings in the area, there aren't many dining options near by. If you have your own transportation, then this is a solid choice.
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