Delphi Art Hotel

"The hotel is under renovation. There is no internet, there is no breakfast and dinner for which we paid, there is no room service. Everything is dirty. There are no guests in the hotel. It is spooky and scary. We want to move to another hotel. Immediately. We have paid and we have nothing in the hotel."

"Never have i stayed in such a disgustingly filthy hovel! The area feels unsafe, dryg users at the front door woke us screaming and moaning 3 mornings on the trot. People lying on pavements, people rocking and making noises. Syringes and needles strewn around. The hotel was filthy and in desperate need of ripping to shreds and starting again. We slept with our heads where our feet should've gone as the dust on the headboard was thick and we didn't want that falling into our mouths. You literally could not see out of the windows. The floors were marked. The carpets... I've never seen anything so disgusting. They were supposed to be a dark pink but were actually black. Slops and stains all over the walls, chairs, floors, tables. Worryingly, our safe had been opened on our last night whilst we were out. The safe door was ajar. Only our passports were left in, so guessing they were petty thieves looking for money/jewellery. The staff are able to reset the code ;) for the next guest. Told reception, no apology. Horrendously awful place to stay. Horrible."

"When we arrived, the service was terrible; we speak little English and they showed no interest in understanding us. They charged us €5 to store our luggage until check-in in a room without a lock, and when we went to check in, they didn't provide our luggage and we had to move 20 other users' suitcases to access ours, while the reception staff just watched and didn't offer any help. The room was dirty, the shower curtains had mold, the beds had wheels and protruding screws (one of which actually caused us an injury), the glasses were stained with lipstick, in short, disgusting. Luckily, it was only for one night. we attach photos"