Blue Sky Hotel

When we arrived, no one was home. They called us to enter the code and we saw a room card on the counter. We searched for it for ages, but couldn't find it. The staff said they'd be back for another 20 minutes. We stood there watching as the staff frantically searched for it. When they finally pulled out their master card to help us open the door, we discovered someone else had misplaced their own key card and had used ours, preventing us from checking in. So the staff took us to a room on another floor, which took 45-50 minutes. The shower in some rooms was cold, and there was no hairdryer. I was sound asleep by 3:00 AM when a woman kept knocking on the door next door and talking on the phone. She became increasingly agitated, waking me up until 5:00 AM. A little after 8:00 AM, a male and female staff member kept talking. The next room was coughing, and I could clearly hear the sound of the shower running. After a while, I thought I could get some sleep. I knocked on the door once at 11:37 to say hello, and again at 11:47, but our check-out time was before 12:00. After a full night of experience and feelings, I was so exhausted I couldn't rest properly. I had to sleep constantly, feeling completely exhausted. They had a universal card, so if the staff didn't respond to my knocks, they would swipe the card to let me in.

The bathroom is small but the bedroom bed is as shown in the picture.