Guesthouse Aurora Reviews

It's so close to the church and the Rainbow road! Quiet and peaceful place to live in. Lovely hotel!

Like the share kitchen and location Hard to find charging spot in the room, the sockets are hidden under the bed and furniture

I recently had the pleasure of staying at Guesthouse Aurora, where the charm of the establishment was only matched by the warmth of its hosts. Nestled in a convenient location next to the Church, the guesthouse presented itself as an inviting home away from home, perfect for travelers looking for an authentic and personal touch to their accommodation. Before arrival, we were worried that we cannot checkin because we took a night flight. However, when i called the staff, he answered that even our arrival time is out of customer service, he could leave the key and PIN code for us to self-checkin, he also went beyond to ensure a smooth check-in process. Their attention to detail and eagerness to assist with any inquiries set the tone for a delightful stay. The guesthouse itself boasted a quaint and cozy atmosphere, with communal areas that were well-kept and adorned with tasteful decorations, offering a homely comfort that was immediately noticeable. The included breakfast was a highlight of the stay, featuring a generous spread of both local and continental options, freshly prepared and sure to satisfy a variety of tastes. The morning meal provided a wonderful opportunity to mingle with other guests and exchange travel tales, all while enjoying the delightful array of food. However, it's worth noting that the room space was somewhat compact. While the room was impeccably clean and well-equipped with the necessary amenities, the limited space could pose a slight inconvenience, especially for those with a significant amount of luggage or a

It's a very nice hotel

Good price with nice location 5 minutes Walk to the downtown

This hotel uses the word "Aurora" to make tourists curious. Actually it has nothing to do with Aurora. The room is very small, there is no space to open the suitcase. What's even more embarrassing is that there is no private bathroom, and several rooms share a public bathroom. Later travelers should not be fooled.