"The room being small and the view from the room not very nice (dirty roof). Also, the air conditioning was weak and the room very hot although it wasn't hot outside. I opened the window but the room was still hot. The buffet for breakfast was nice. The staff at the front desk was extremely friendly and professional. "
"Overall great for the price. Room is sized well and the workers were very kind and helpful. Area around the hotel was also excellent with it being close to the bus stops alongside some restaurants and a mall. Would come again!"
"Overall, I found this hotel to be OK but leaning towards mediocricity. Several issues: 1) When checking in, I was greeted by a gentleman who seemed distracted with other things. He could not speak English or Spanish, only French. We had a hard time communicating. 2) When I booked the room, I had asked for a baby crib but none was provided at check-in. I had to ask for it again, but this was problematic due to our communication problems (see point 1). Eventually, through pictures he understood...
"We loved the refurbishment since our previous visits. We loved Kevin, so helpful. But why does the restaurant close in French holidays? Do french people give up eating when they go on holiday????"
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The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 21°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 7°C. Average annual precipitation for Deyme is 784 mm.
