This is a small and cheap hotel that's good for an overnight stay.
Unfortunately, myself and the CheapTickets agent were unable to reach the hotel to inform them a few hours before of my late night arrival. Luckily, I didn't arrive too late and was able to check in. The hotel is very near a busy road and the door is kept opened during the day, so you constantly hear traffic noise. There is a dirt path along the road, so a face-mask is highly recommended.
My room on the first floor had a foul smell, so bad that I had to spray perfume around the place to mask the odor. On my first day there, one lady and what seemed to be her kids knocked on my door, offering to clean my room. I politely declined.
More seriously, on my second (and last) day, a man opened the door with a key, without knocking, and proceeded to enter the room. When he saw me there, he excused himself, closed the door, and left. I could only imagine what could have happened to my things if I weren't there. I later informed the desk clerk about this, and he stated that it must have been the cleaner. To which, I told him that they really need to knock on a closed door before entering.
The restaurant next door is convenient, serves good food, and has a great staff.
The hotel is located near the long-distance bus station.
It should have their lines of communication open, freshen the room, close the front door, and train the staff to be a bit more professional and respectful.
