When we inspected the first room we were offered, I called the desk and told the mustachioed man who checked us in that there was no coffeemaker in the room. He told me that none of the rooms have coffeemakers but that coffee was served in the lobby. I told him that it didn't make sense that the room would have a toaster but no coffeemaker.
We went to the lobby and told the man again that we need a room with a coffeemaker. He sent the bellboy to investigate two rooms and soon we were in a room with a coffeemaker.
Later that day I tried to find out from an Asian man working at the desk what is served at breakfast. He refused to look at me and he refused to tell me what I needed to know so that I could purchase something for breakfast in case what was being offered was not allowed on my diet. I have only once encountered a desk clerk as rude.
The next night, when we returned from sightseeing, there was a young Asian man at the desk who created a most unprofessional appearance by eating dinner in full view of customers. When another guest asked for help on the computer and in sending a FAX, he said he couldn't help them with either or these.
On the other hand, we were three times greeted warmly by the bellboy who works in the afternoon and twice by a very attractive woman who was working on the afternoon of October 13.
Since the hotel has no a/c, we had to sleep with our windows open and, thus, our sleep was interrupted by the sounds of motorcycles, fire engines, etc.
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