Check in starts at 15:00h. I arrived at 15:40 and A. told me there were no rooms available. I told her I had booked a room for 2 nights. “Oh,” she said. She said she’d get 1 ready for me. I asked how long, she refused to answer. I pressed and she said 45 min., and would phone me when ready. I did not get a call. I called 2 hrs later and the room was finally ready. The guests in the adjacent room kept me up until 2:00, not because they were especially loud but because the walls are so thin they amplified their voices. The bath valve was rigged to prevent turning past halfway, so there was not enough hot water to heat the shower water. So I had to bathe in cold water. The hall was active and loud until the wee hours and bright lights illuminated the room from both the hall and the window. I stuffed toilet paper in my ears and the door’s peephole, and covered my eyes with a black shirt. I asked A. at the front desk for a blanket. She said No. Straight up. Rude. I ran the heater until it was warm enough to not be cold under a sheet then ran the fan to keep the air moving and for white noise. Unless you’re the kind that can sleep through a war, I recommend finding another place to stay.