Eurotel Boracay

We moved to the Eurotel hotel after a week in another hotel, so we have something to compare it to. The hotel and reception look inviting from the outside, but what we found in the room cannot be described in one word: DIRT, STEAM, MOISTURE, MOLD, MUST, NOISE FROM AIR CONDITIONERS MULTIPLICATED OUTSIDE, FROM WHICH WATER IS CONSTANTLY DRIPPING ONTO THE BALCONY. THE BALCONY CANNOT BE OPENED BECAUSE IT IS FLOATING IN WATER AND DIRT.. THE BALCONY GOES IMMEDIATELY INTO THE CORRIDOR WITH THE EXTERNAL ELEVATOR OF THE SECOND BUILDING. NO VENTILATION IN THE BATHROOM. WHEN TAKING A SHOWER, THE ENTIRE BATHROOM FLOOR IS FLOODED, IN WHICH THERE IS ALSO A TOILET AND THE WATER IS ON THE FLOOR. THE BATHROOM DOOR DOES NOT CLOSE BECAUSE IT IS SO SWELLEN AND ROTTEN. THE CEILING IS MOLDED IN BOTH THE ROOM AND THE BATHROOM. NO HOT WATER, I.E. THE WATER IN THE SHOWER IS AT A MAXIMUM OF 30 DEGREES. THE BEDDING WAS WASHED BUT THE PILLOWS WERE SO DIRTY THAT I WAS DISGUSTED TO LIE ON THEM. THE CURTAINS WERE SO DIRTY THAT THEY HAD NOT BEEN WASHED IN MORE THAN A YEAR. The windows were the same. Breakfasts were on offer from the menu, but they are buffet style. For many people, this would be a huge plus, and for me too, if it weren't for the fact that when they put out scrambled eggs and other things at 6 a.m., they leave them there until 10 a.m. unheated. We usually went for breakfast around 9 a.m. One day there were no scrambled eggs and I asked if they would refill them. The answer was no. There was a conference there that lasted several days and they brought me scrambled eggs from them, of course stiff and cold. I asked for them to heat them up. After a few minutes, I got a shell stuck to the plate, but literally. Completely inedible because they put it in some oven or microwaved it for a few minutes. We left the hotel a day early because we decided we wouldn't last another day there. At night, a lot of bugs came out of the drain in the bathroom. Photos for the Internet are taken so that no imperfections are visible.