Edem Hotel

Worst Hotel ever Lady at the front desk was very tough, I asked for WiFi access, instead of providing me so, she took my phone to enter herself, when I went to my room, it didn't work, I went to her and she started to shout "WiFi is working good", why should I lie!!, it didn't work because she entered password for the ground floor and my room was in the 3rd floor 🙃 No trash can in the room Slept on extended sofa Soap dispenser is just a shampoo or hand wash bottles Rooms have no curtains

Lots of minuses, they are trying to fool people (I could read many confirm this): - I was given a key in the evening when I arrived, I wanted to pay before going to the room and the lady insisted to pay in the morning; in the morning I was asked to pay almost twice my Booking reservation fee as it seems that I got "in the luxury room". Not my problem I was given the key to something else. Good they agreed to pay the normal price (they tried to negociate larger sum). I have no idea what luxury means to them, but that is not luxury, it is just a simple apartment (suite); - in the other room there was some underwear + socks visible next to a spare blanket; it means nobody cleaned that part or the room is currently used by someone else; - the old TV only worked in the other room (I had 2 rooms, one with the bed and one with a sofa) and there were only Russian TV stations (I think there was something in Romanian, too, but not what I would expect); I cannot speak Russian and although it might be a beautiful language, I will not learn it for a night in a hotel in Chișinău where the official language is not even that one; - kitschy, there was no designer or real architect involved, it does not seem to have been built for this destination, as a hotel. In the corner of the bedroom there was a kind of cheap plastic transparent curtain masking the construction they are building next to this one, the door will get people to some other room; this is not that bad, it was just very kitschy, like many other details. - water is flowing on the floor from the shower, the bathroom floor was also half wet when we arrived; - for the second night we moved to some Communist-times hotel but one you know what to expect from. - just discovered that the Romanian Booking description says it is a 4 stars hotel; the English says it is a 3 star hotel. Btw, the mark is way too high. Funny, right? It is just like trying to fool visitors. - no receipt was offered, but that is common over there. + Large room, clean on the floor and in the bathroom.