South East Asia Hotel Reviews

Once you enter the room, you are hit with a very nasty and damp smell of old furniture and fungus. The carpeted floor is dark and dirty - seems like it hasn't been washed since the the 50s. The ceiling fan is hard to switch on and off. There are no mineral water, slippers, and refrigerator. The towels are thin and stained. The blankets are even thinner and the bedsheets have bed bugs all over. There is no divider for the shower so when you enter the bathroom, you instantly step on the wet tiled floors. It's uncomfortable especially if you just want to use the toilet or sink. The engineering is bad as well. The bathroom door has a handle outside but it pushes in. From the inside, there is no handle so you need to pull on the door lock instead. The TV is old and the remote doesn't work. On our first night, the bedsheets were still wet as if it wasn't laundered completely. They gave us new blankets but by the third night they stopped setting them up on our beds (they just folded them and left them on the beds). Also, by the third night at around 1AM, my brother swears he saw a ghost of an old and skinny man wearing some traditional robe at the edge of our beds. The hotel is beside a temple so we think it might be a ghost of one of the monks there. We started praying every night afterwards. The room has bad feng shui as well. There's a mirror facing the foot of the bed. We had to cover it with a towel ever since then. We are never coming back here again. It's better to spend a few more dollars to get some decent amenities, good hygiene and ghost-free accomodation.