Lee's Apartment

Quiet place and accessible to the highway and hospital

I don’t like when they put the water dispenser where the cats can jump to it and stay on the side of water dispenser the fur of the cats flying and it happened when I got down from the room to fence water the water dispenser faucet has furs. The WiFi was not strong to connect a laptop but when I transferred to other room it was okay.

Basic but comfortable room. It is not really a hotel, there is no reception but for me it worked fine

In the evening and night there is nobody on the premises.

The rooftop, the place is quiet and the staff are accommodating.

The bed sheet it looks old and brown. And on my first day one of the lights inside the room didn’t work. And there are mosquitoes.

A quiet street.

Booked the apartment for a week, paid the supplement for the whole apartment not just an en-suite bedroom. Ours was the ground floor one photographed in the adverts. Had a problem finding it as no tricycle driver or policeman knew of the street. Its the old name, its now Opal Street as the new sign says. The block looks nothing like the photo now. Many defects in the property. The lavatory door could not stay closed as there was no door furniture in the frame. The basin waste leaks onto your feet and the ceiling drips water on your head from the lavatory above. The kitchen sink unit is broken up and the waste held in the sink by a stick wedged across the cupboard underneath. The roller blind in the living area would not stay up so we had to have the light on all the time. The remote for the Air Con doesn't work, had to climb on a chair to turn it on or off. The fridge made an alarming grinding noise when we plugged it in but it did start working eventually. The green electric kettle didn't work either. There is no smoke or fire alarm or sprinkler system in the block of 12 rooms.