Hotel Calypso

Before I booked this hotel in the city center, I had learned that it was a one-star hotel. Due to my limited budget, I decided to stay here. The hotel is very close to the train station. Although it is located on the streets of the Pakistani and black communities, it is surprisingly relatively quiet both during the day and at night, and is far less noisy than I imagined. The scene below is very similar to the feeling of the Regent Hotel in Stephen Chow's From Beijing. After finding the entrance to the hotel, the fierce female boss helped me check in. After that, there were staff who helped me move my luggage upstairs. When they introduced me to the room, I was surprised to find that my toilet was outside the room. The female boss looked at me and smiled, reminding me to look carefully next time. I have to say that the hotel corridors, rooms and even public toilets are very clean, and they are so clean that they are shiny. However, the hotel's sound insulation is not good and there are some problems with the door locks. Once, I tried to lock the door but failed. I used too much force and was criticized by the female boss. I said it was too difficult to say. She replied that all doors were the same. In order to stop me from complaining, she continued to say good bye in a domineering manner. **Summary:** The hotel is conveniently located and the public areas are kept clean to a high standard. But if your budget allows, I don't recommend staying here. If your budget is limited, I still recommend that you compare several hotels so that you don't need time to adapt to the environment here.