Robin Wood Apartment

My stay was great but it was a bit disturbed because first, during my stay I woke up in the middle of the night as someone was using a blow dryer at 12mn, I know it's a common area but you should have rules like quiet time from 10pm-6am. Like the other hostels, it's a sign of respect. Second, other guests came quite late and tried to look for their rooms. They're banging one capsule room saying that they booked that room, the other guests called the owner to double check and it lasted for 10-15 mins. Other than those encounters, everything was okay.

The property forgot to send me the entrance code till the evening of my first-day booking. Even after that, I had to contact them via trip.com help to send me the pin and assigned pod number. It was a hot day, and waiting for the pin took about 45 minutes in the sun after 3 pm when I was good to check-in. The assigned pod was not cleaned, and I had to request a change of pod to a clean one. After check-in, the experience was fine: appropriate size pods for one person, a clean and quiet environment. Overall pretty comfortable stay except for check-in.

There was only one available locker, and it had no key. Also there was no AC, at least not working. I told the man who worked there, but he just shrugged and said the key should be there somewhere (it wasn't). The sheet had hair and stains on it. But worst was the extreme noice from the street! It was as the walls where made of paper, I even heard what people on the street said! Robin Wood Apartments are obviously aware of this, because there was a large container with earplugs in the wall - but they don't bother to inform about this on any website. Since the staff didn't bother to present a locker with key, I realised they wouldn't care about stains, hair or extreme noice either, so I had to find another place to stay. Costed me a lot more, ofcourse, but at least I got a clean bed, somewhere safe to keep my luggage, AC and normal amount of sounds.