Worth the price considering the prices of nearby hotels but could barely manage a night’s sleep because the walls are like paper.
I could hear the person in the room next to me doing a job interview and I could probably tell you their whole life story, the walls were that thin.
Every single external noise is audible in the room, and all of the doors are extremely squeaky and they crash shut, and because the keypads are electronic, you can hear the beeping, the “locked” and “unlocked” voice and the mechanism every single time someone leaves or enters their room.
Speaking of the locking mechanism, it’s so flimsy that I felt a little uneasy leaving my belongings in the room unattended, and because it’s digital, I can’t imagine it’s very difficult to reprogram if someone has a basic idea of what to do. Also it tends to be hit and miss. A few times, the door refused to open even though it said “unlocked”, and it took two or three more attempts and jiggling the mechanism to get in. Also at one point, the handle came off which just made it even more worrying.
The bathroom is nicely done, but if the other people staying there aren’t the most hygienic then it can be a bit gross. I would suggest leaving a tile mop in there and toilet seat wipes for guests to use.
The bed is about 10 feet off the ground and I’m not in bad shape but it took some effort to get in, so if you’re over 50, you would probably have a bit of a struggle getting into the bed.
Overall, mostly acceptable