Hub Inn Pera

Les eaux usées coulent constamment à la porte, et il y a une station d'ordures en diagonale en face, et une maison effondrée à côté, entourée de bâtiments délabrés, la pièce est petite et il n'y a pas de sièges supplémentaires. Si vous voulez recharger votre téléphone portable ou caméra, vous devez débrancher la lampe de bureau ou la bouilloire pour la recharger. La salle de bain est super mini. Il n'y a pas de place pour mettre des produits de lavage lors de la douche. Je ne peux les mettre que par terre. Si vous vous penchez pour prendre du shampoing, faites attention à vous toucher la tête. Très petite table, très à l'étroit pour ordinateur, pas de chaise, je ne peux que m'asseoir sur ma valise. Lors de la réservation d'une chambre, celle-ci indique 28 mètres carrés. Le canapé moisi sur le balcon compte-t-il également pour 28 mètres carrés ? Sans compter qu'à mon arrivée, le patron m'a donné une chambre plus petite de moins de 10 mètres carrés sans chauffage. J'ai vu que quelque chose n'allait pas, alors j'ai fortement exigé de changer de chambre et lui ai dit que j'avais réservé une chambre de 28 mètres carrés. Le patron est une personne très rusée, il est très contrarié. A tel point que nous ne nous sommes plus parlé pendant les trois jours de mon séjour. C'est ma première mauvaise critique et je déconseille fortement cet hôtel.

Bon endroit près des loisirs de la rue Istiklal aussi bon gars que je recommande

Le préposé était très indifférent, je n'ai pas pris de petit déjeuner même si j'ai acheté une chambre d'hôtes, en un mot, c'était un endroit terrible, la chambre était très petite, la machine à café était très sale, je ne le recommanderais à personne

幫人代訂的，簡簡單單的一次商務出行，位置還可以，酒店設施一般，朋友説下次再過來的話。還是會考慮給員工繼續預訂

To Fellow Travelers on TripAdvisor, Issues: 1-Mold Mold Mold 2-Sagging mattresses 3-Noisy 4-Dirty 5-..... I regret to inform potential guests that I advise against booking this accommodation due to significant mold problems, as evidenced by the photos I've attached. The bathroom is heavily affected by mold, both on the ceiling and the floor, likely because there's no window or working fan to remove the moisture. This has led to dampness that could be hazardous, especially for those prone to breathing issues. I am astonished to find that such a property is still listed on ***********. I brought this issue to the attention of the front desk staff, hoping for a room change, but was met with a dismissive reply that the hotel was fully booked. Another considerable inconvenience is the noise from the street, made worse by ineffective window sealing. Given the hotel's location near Istiklal Street, noise from nightlife and a neighboring tea house that continues from midnight to dawn is amplified. I've captured this noise in a video I've uploaded. Additionally, the sleeping arrangements were unsatisfactory. We received two single beds joined together instead of the requested double bed, complete with sagging mattresses and poorly cleaned bedding. The zebra-*****ed window shades were also dirty, too worn out and not enough light blocking feature to block external light passing through them at nighttime lead to a poor sleep quality. Moreover, a broken electrical socket with exposed wires presented a safety risk, particularly concerning for guests with young children. The breakfast was a letdown as well. Lastly, in our last day of stay the have requested us to leave the room between 10:30 am to 07:00 pm in order to pesticide the whole hotel’s rooms. I share this review in the hope that it will assist others in making a well-considered choice regarding their accommodations

First of all, let's not call this infernal dilapidated building a hotel. A hotel should have a series of standards and minimums that this ruin lacked. So from now on I will call it a ruin. The second point is that most of the comments and scores on the booking site that have been recorded for this ruin are fake, and it seems that the people of this building have reserved a night for themselves to write a review and raise its score. Everything seemed very dirty and old, even the sheets were washed but still did not look clean. There was hair on the sheets. There was hair on the soap. The ground looked very dirty. The walls were very dirty and stained. In some places, water had leaked on the wall and it had been torn off and a wide white paper had been attached. It looked very messy, sloppy and dirty. There was a kick mark on one of the walls and it was clear that it had never been cleaned. The ceiling of the bathroom was leaking water and there was so much that the ceiling was swollen and you thought it was going to fall downstairs at any moment. And the dirty water from the upstairs drain was leaking and dripping in our bathroom. Even though I told them to change the rooms, they said that we don't have empty room. Beds were non-standard. It had two single beds pushed together and was sold as a standard room while it was not standard at all. The mattresses were very old and torn, and they were bent from the sides, and when you slept on them, they sunk by half a meter. The bathroom was very small and the distance between the toilet and the sink was so small that you had to stand crooked and wash your hands. The door of the bathroom was not completely closed and a small amount was left open. The niches are full of dirt and apparently they were not cleaned for many years. The room did not have a trash can, and the toilet only had a trash can whose pedal did not work. There was no cleaning service and the last few days the room was dirty everywhere. we could hear all the sounds outside and it was disturbing to sleep at night. There should be minimums in the definition of a hotel, and this building not only did not have these minimums, but it was also dangerous to live in, as if there is no supervision of buildings and places. This dangerous and similar buildings intended to accommodate travelers should be demolished and renovated or reconstructed as soon as possible. One day the electricity was cut and there was no emergency power system, the staircases were very narrow and winding; Imagine if you had a return flight on the same day, how would you go down the narrow stairs with your luggage? I have been to many hotels, suites, hostels and inns in the world, but this was my worst experience of a place to stay. Accommodation with such conditions should be under $5 per night. If you want to experience what hell is like, go to this hotel and similar hotels.

We booked this hotel for 5 days window was broken was so dirty , bed was nasty filthy blanket had piss stains all over,breakfast was small tray or left over food,floor was smashed in pieces ,emergency exit in room was open anyone could walk inside from outside to your room the receptionist was young stocky man very rude anything you ask he would say I dunno he was always either on his phone or computer never answered anything except selling SIM cards on you or selling cruise ticket he would happily answer to that apart from that I believe his name was burak wouldn’t bothered looking at you on day we we were leaving we went to pass him card and drinks since he was extremely horrible I asked if my driver was outside he said I dunno go check yourself and I left card on table he didn’t even say bye thanks or anything he shouldn’t be in tht hotel at all