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"The hotel is quirky and full of interesting knock knacks and paintings. It is on the main square and next to the Amazon Theatre with good access to bars and restaurants. I stayed on two separate occasions for one night each. There was a problem between Expedia and the hotel who had not received my booking for the first stay but the lady on reception was great and we got a room albeit the one nearest the breakfast room so potentially noisy but we were up early anyway. The second occasion we had a room overlooking the square. The bed was an old one so quite low and hard, and the street was noisy. Most annoying is the squeaking bathroom door and that you should not flush toilet paper. However this is outweighed by the location and the quirkiness"

"Very friendly "

"The staff was outstanding and very helpful. The photos and facilities were excellent. The location was wonderful and the food at the restaurant was the best we had in Manuas."

"yes the room was very clean. Staff was nice. They always had someone on staff who spoke good english. Rooms and air conditioning were very comfortable. Breakfast was generally good, when not too crowded"

"When I got there the room was leaking water so there was no room. I had to quickly book another room for $700 more. They offered room at 2 of their other hotels but I looked at them and found them not acceptable. Sometimes the photos shown and what actually you’re getting is a lot sifferent"

"Nice buffet for breakfast and dinner. Wonderful masseuse on site. Had a great massage before my flight "

"The hotel was good with a decent and clean room. However, it was difficult to get ahold of the hotel and they were disorganized when trying to contact them as well. "

"Good rooms except that some of them are owner apartments and it is not stated on the booking. The owner apt I’m in is not as clean and maintained as the actual hotel room I was in."

"Breakfast served daily even on holidays. Staff very friendly and helpful with all questions. For convenience, they should consider providing a map of local businesses a visitor may need: supermarket, laundry, cash exchange, etc. Also, the hotel is right on St Sebastian square, along with bars and restaurants that host bands regularly. So, even during the week, but especially on the weekends, it’s noisy late. The area of the teatro and the square is fairly impoverished: plenty of vagrants, stray dogs, but despite its appearance, it is probably more convenient and fun than other, cleaner locations. Lots of necessary services available, along with street vendors most of the day, various events in the square and around the teatro, and of course the bars/restaurants, many with very good food reasonably priced. "