Studio Unit in One Palm Tree Villas across NAIA Terminal 3

As soon as I turned on the lights in my room, cockroaches greeted me. Cockroaches came out of the door. Cockroaches even came out of the shower. Two yellowed, worn towels, some so worn they could barely be used as rags, were provided. The colorful, tropical-patterned bed sheets made me wonder if they'd ever been washed... The building's exterior image is completely different from the room interior, so don't stay here. I've been to hotels all over the world, but this is the first time I've had to sleep with the lights on and an eye mask on for fear of cockroaches. Also, the hotel is located in Terminal 3, but Korean flights land at Terminal 1. It takes an extra 30-40 minutes to get there by taking the shuttle bus that runs every 15 minutes. Then, cross the bridge and get there. It's much better to book a hotel near Terminal 1 and take a Grab to get there. It's incredibly stressful. The shuttle ride from Terminal 1 to Terminal 3 took a long time. As soon as I turned on the lights in my room, I was greeted by cockroaches. Cockroaches even came out of the shower. They provided two yellow, worn towels, some so worn they could barely be used as rags. The colorful, tropical-patterned bed sheets made me wonder if they'd ever been washed... The building's exterior and the interior are completely different, so don't stay here. I've been to hotels all over the world, but this is the first time I've had to sleep with the lights on and an eye mask on for fear of cockroaches. Also, the hotel is located in Terminal 3, but Korean flights land at Terminal 1. It takes an extra 30-40 minutes to get to Terminal 3 by shuttle bus, which runs every 15 minutes, then cross the bridge and get back here. It's much better to book a hotel near Terminal 1 and take Grab to the hotel. It's incredibly stressful. The shuttle ride from Terminal 1 to Terminal 3 takes a long time.