This property is a hostel, not a hotel, even Expedia lists it as a hotel. Getting there from the airport is easiest with Uber — they have the correct location. We took a taxi, and the driver couldn’t find it until he called taxi service, but once we switched to Uber, every ride found it with no problem.
The entrance: They say before 7 PM you go through a jewelry store, and after 7 PM you use the back door. We used the back door the whole time — it’s open during the day, and at night you ring the bell and an attendant lets you in. Then take the elevator to the 4th floor.
Check‑in and check‑out are fully automated and very simple. Enter your last name and confirmation number, and the machine gives you your key. Returning the key at checkout is just as easy.
We had two twin beds. After a long business‑class flight, the small room was a shock at first, but we ended up really liking it. It was very clean, the suitcases fit under the beds, we had our own bathroom, a small refrigerator, desk, fan for styling hair. For a short stay, it had everything we needed.
There is a shared kitchen with simple breakfast items (bread, cereal, cheese, tea, coffee). You can store your own food, heat meals, sit at small tables, and even wash and dry clothes for free.
The location is in the old city center, not the modern downtown, but there are plenty of restaurants and many jewelry shops around.
For about $300 for 3 nights, I was very happy with the stay.
