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I'm writing a very negative review before I've even been there! We're a group from Taiwan who "would like" to book rooms for June, but the hotel is unreachable by email or phone... if this is the level of service, we're really fine! So if anyone from the "ghost" establishment reads this comment, please be kind enough to give me some contact information asap! Thank you!
Only the comfortable BED has been POSITIVE at that hote! yery noisy aircon and nearly no water or waterpreassure at the showers. Tried a second time to give the hotel (which is not at the best location) a chance. But same (as mentioned from other guests at Holidaycehcek/Tripadvisor long time ago). Had to change 2 times out of the Medium rooms due to that reason...
Attencion: no help if you have to cancel due to new COVID19-quarantinerules and the opposite of advertisement!
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