Mia Suites

The staff was friendly.

AVOID THIS HOTEL LIKE THE PLAGUE! The first problem occurred when on the hottest day of the year there was no air conditioning in the room and the refrigerator was not working. We were forced to open the windows and all the noise from the street could be heard loud and clear. My wife and I could not sleep all night because of this. The following morning we woke to find breakfast was in extremely small portions and if you arrived late there was little or nothing left. They did not replenish any food on the buffet table once it was gone. The food was cheap consisting of some slices of salami, slices of cheese, some bread rolls, juices, milk, cookies, coffee on request, and eggs on request. The building is really old (1910's) and the elevator is an old style where you manually close the door and didn't work if the last person who used it didn't close the door to reset the system. So if your room is on the third or fourth floor, you were stuck hauling your luggage up 3 or 4 flights of stairs to your room. I was really surprised to find that when I asked about getting some ice to bring to my room the concierge look at me baffled then went to the refrigerator to unpack ice cubes from a freezer dispenser. (When I had traveled to Morocco the hotel had an ice machine! And that country is 25 years behind the modern world!). It was obvious the beds and the furniture seemed to have been from IKEA and of low quality. The bed was just uncomfortable to sleep in. For the money we paid per night ($200) the stay was just not worth it. Their pictures make the rooms look nice however we were just not impressed. What bothered me most was that they over charged us for the tourist tax. We didn't find out until we came home and started to look into our expense list. They charged us TWICE what we should have paid.