Dahab Hostel

The bed was not bad and the cat was soothing. The mosquitoes flying around my face while I was sleeping was stressful.

<Room> - There is one locker for each person. There are no keys, so a padlock is a must. - There is one outlet and one light next to the bed. - Only a thin blanket is provided. It is 40 degrees during the day, but drops to nearly 20 degrees at night. It was a little cold while sleeping. - There is air conditioning and an electric fan. - You need to ask the front desk for a username and password for Wi-Fi. The signal worked without any problems. <Toilet> - There are two outside the room. There was no need to line up. - Throw toilet paper in the trash can. - It seems to be cleaned several times a day, and the trash can was not overflowing and was clean. <Shower> - There are two outside the room. There was no need to line up. - There was a place to hang things in the shower room and a curtain to prevent water from getting on. - The water pressure in the shower was a little weak, but it worked fine. - It seemed to drain well. <Other> - 1.5L of water can be purchased at the front desk for about 60 JPY (cash is the standard, but they accepted card payments) - Other drinks are also sold - The reception also offers currency exchange (I didn't use it this time, so I don't know the exchange rate) - The elevator is an old type that opens and closes the door by itself. It was scary, but I was able to use it without any problems.