It should be noted that the hotel itself isn’t bad for the price. The rooms are small and the building is decorated as if it’s begging to have a buzzfeed article written about it, but then again those aren’t real problems for the money-conscious traveler. The real problem comes in the unmentioned proximity to train tracks: again, it isn’t problematic for trains to pass during the night, but it is a problem that they blow their horn for around a minute and a half every time. Four times during the night. There was a loud whirring sound around 6 AM that woke us up as well, which I think may have been the strange parking apparatus that lifts cars up (which is kind of cool actually). The noises aren’t the fault of the hotel, but they are problematic.
Also, there was no enforcement of masks in the hotel.