Camelot — Hotel in Quindío

😊: Nicely decorated hotel. But that is truly the one good thing about this place.. 😢: Where to start. Let's just begin with what matters the most: the room and and bathroom. The room we were given had only two very small windows that opened onto a closed indoor courtyard. In other words, no ventilation is possible and it stays hot and humid in your room 24/7. The beds are covered in plastic and make loud a loud creeky noise with even the smallest of movement (don't even think about getting a good night's sleep here if some other people need to go the bathroom at night). The bathroom was dirty at times and the showers are cold (the host told us it would be one morning but it ended up being the entire 3 days we stayed).

The hosts themselves are unfriendly. We had a little kerfuffle one night when we arrived at the hostel while some other guests were just walking in. Thinking we could walk in behind them we were rather surprised to be called criminals by them as they threw the door shut in our face. Some bad words were exchanged and we were ready to just get it over with. However, the Karen boomers decided to talk to the manager and the next morning she came to us on high heels proclaiming we should respect the other guests without even trying to ask us what happened. Note to the hosts: just because some people have managed to live to 60 does not give them to right to treat everyone like trash while demanding respect in turn. The fact that you do not even consider to ask us what happened makes you terrible and disrespectful hosts. This was just the final straw of a consistently terrible hotel experience.

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😊: Nice decorations.. 😢: Where to start. Let's just begin with what matters the most: the room and and bathroom. The room we were given had only two very small windows that opened onto a closed indoor courtyard. In other words, no ventilation is possible and it stays hot and humid in your room 24/7. The beds are covered in plastic and make loud a loud creaky noise with even the smallest of movement (don't even think about getting a good night's sleep here if some other people need to go the bathroom at night). The bathroom was dirty at times and the showers are cold (the host told us it would be one morning but it ended up being the entire 3 days we stayed).

The hosts themselves are unfriendly. We had a little kerfuffle one night when we arrived at the hostel while some other guests were just walking in. Thinking we could walk in behind them we were rather surprised to be called criminals by them as they threw the door shut in our face. Some bad words were exchanged and we were ready to just get it over with. However, the Karen boomers decided to talk to the manager and the next morning she came to us on high heels proclaiming we should respect the other guests without even trying to ask us what happened. Note to the hosts: just because some people have managed to live to 60 does not give them to right to treat everyone like trash while demanding respect in turn. The fact that you do not even consider to ask us what happened makes you terrible and disrespectful hosts. This was just the final straw of a consistently terrible hotel...

Where to start. Let's just begin with what matters the most: the room and and bathroom. The room we were given had only two very small windows that opened onto a closed indoor courtyard. In other words, no ventilation is possible and it stays hot and humid in your room 24/7. The beds are covered in plastic and make loud a loud creaky noise with even the smallest of movement (don't even think about getting a good night's sleep here if some other people need to go the bathroom at night). The bathroom was dirty at times and the showers are cold (the host told us it would be one morning but it ended up being the entire 3 days we stayed).

The hosts themselves are unfriendly. We had a little kerfuffle one night when we arrived at the hostel while some other guests were just walking in. Thinking we could walk in behind them we were rather surprised to be called criminals by them as they threw the door shut in our face. Some bad words were exchanged and we were ready to just get it over with. However, the Karen boomers decided to talk to the manager and the next morning she came to us on high heels proclaiming we should respect the other guests without even trying to ask us what happened. Note to the hosts: just because some people have managed to live to 60 does not give them to right to treat everyone like trash while demanding respect in turn. The fact that you do not even consider to ask us what happened makes you terrible and disrespectful hosts. This was just the final straw of a consistently terrible...