Oslo Hotel, Melbourne

The hotel had some drawbacks like bad odors, lack of fans, and unpleasant bathrooms, but the rooms themselves were surprisingly good. The shared patio with other rooms was a unique feature, and the proximity to the tin roof was interesting. Despite feeling unsafe at times, the overall room quality was commendable.

The hostel is nicely furnished with decently sized rooms, making it a pleasant stay. However, the service was disappointing with poor management. The location is convenient, though it has some drawbacks. The dining experience is lackluster with limited options, but the facilities are well-maintained.

My stay at the hotel was a mix of pros and cons. The room was tiny with 3 bunk beds, a fridge, and an en suite, which made it cramped with 6 girls coming in and out, especially during work or job interview times. The view from the room was onto a tin roof, and the first floor seemed a bit questionable. The bathrooms, although unisex and with 2 per corridor, led to congestion since showers and toilets were not separated. However, there were a few vending machines available.

I stayed at the hotel, and here's my experience: the rooms had a bizarre asylum look, with a view of a tin roof. The first floor felt like a crack den, and the unisex bathrooms caused congestion. However, the location was great for accessing restaurants and the sea, even though it had its fair share of night activities. Service was a bit lacking, even for basic needs like laundry services.

The hotel offered a tiny room with basic amenities, but unfortunately, it was dirty with cigarette butts under the beds and filthy marks on the walls. Despite reporting issues, the staff were unhelpful and refused a refund, even ignoring concerns about mice infestation affecting the stay.