Tempi Hotel

Lo que menos nos gustó es que no tenía ascensor, sí un montacargas para las maletas. Tampoco nos generó confianza dejar la llave en el casillero. Al principio nos pareció raro e incómodo, pero al final no fue para tanto. También está viejo de narices el hotel.

Rompieron el seguro de mi maleta y cuando lo manifesté me dijeron que seguro habia sido en el aeropuerto, realmente en la maleta solo tenia ropa y no perdí realmente nada, imagino que pensaron que por estar cerrada encontrarian algo de valor. Pese a no perder nada queda el mal sabor pues me rompieron el seguro y no deberia pasar esto. Como esto sucedio el primer día ya no volvi a dejar la llave en recepción pese a que insistian mucho en que la dejara para limpiar, pero la verdad preferia que no limpiaran ya no me daba confianza hacerlo.

Les chambres sont très petites

If you have light sleep ask for rooms not in front of the main street.

Everything, the staff, the room was so small and cramped, it was also having a weird smell, I was put on the 5th floor and it felt like a prison cell. Also the room is not even in the booking images. It felt like a scam, the room didnt even exist in those images. Also I got sick and I had to check out by a few days earlier and they didnt want to give any refund back. Horrible experience, not recommended.
I suggest the booking team do something about this scam.

The bed was not comfy and the only accesible socket to charge your phone was right by the sink..which was at the end of the room.

Algo viejo, sin renovar mobiliario habitación y baño.

Que haya bares en la zona

Die Besteckauswahl in der Küche ist sehr klein
Es gab nur eine Steckdose im Zimmer (am Waschbecken, nicht in Bettnähe)

The room is very small and the facilities are outdated. The faucet is hard to move, the sink has cracks, and the wall paint is peeling. The toilet flush is extremely loud. The building sits above a restaurant street that plays music, so it's very noisy, not suitable for light sleepers. The listing says there's a kitchen for light cooking, but there's no stove, no pots, no pans. That means cooking anything is simply impossible. I had actually planned to buy some crabs from the Central Market and boil them, but that's out of the question. You can only use the microwave in the kitchen to heat things up, or make something with hot water. There's no kettle in the room, only one in the kitchen. The front desk couldn't answer basic questions, such as supermarket hours on Ohi Day or where is the Acropolis ticket office . For a hotel that functions like a youth hostel, I think the front desk should be able to provide this kind of basic information to guests.