Hotel Oaza

Hotel Oaza impresses with its friendly staff and convenient location near the beach, shopping malls, and Old Town. Guests enjoyed the complimentary breakfast but noted issues with room size, beds, and lighting.

Too many negatives at this basic hotel The location is good & if all were well at this hotel, I'd say that the value was fair. The room was spacious but that doesn't matter if the floor slopes so much it makes you feel dizzy, not just in the bathroom to direct water to drain, but in the bedroom. All of the furniture was torn, scraped or scratched. Bedroom was not comfortable. 3 nights of poor sleep due to noise from nearby bars/hotel & because there are no curtains, only vertical blinds which do not fully cover the window. The hotel across the way has lights on its facade which lit up our room the whole night. When the sun is high & hot, there is no way to shade the room. We didn't complain about this because we saw in an online review that a previous guest had complained about the broken blind & lack of curtains and her request had been ignored. On arrival the owner didn't greet us in a friendly way, but challenged us like we were intruders. The lights on the stairs seem to be automatically controlled - you can't turn them on yourself, so when it was dark one late afternoon, we couldn't see on the stairs.Breakfast starts at 8, which is no good for doing day trips. We arranged a packed breakfast but it didn't arrive before we headed out, but was in our room when we got back after the trip. Lack of honesty about "compulsory" insurance fee which they tried to hide as tourist tax. Broken paths in garden, poorly lit at night. Cooked breakfast items stone cold, even at 8 on the dot.

Overwhelmed by there service Staff couldn’t be more helpful, best service I have experienced, they definitely went above and beyond