The Columbia

Fair
Traveller Type: young couple
  : Cleanliness
  : Rooms are tiny with high cost per night .. walking inside the room is too noisy

Very Good
Traveller Type: with friends

Good
Traveller Type: review category business travellers
  : ..
  : A lot of noise in the hallways

Pleasant
Traveller Type: family with young children
  : Location. Excellent area for families with kids.
  : Room is extremely outdated. Uneven floors and poor ventilation. Definitely needs renovations.

Very Good
Traveller Type: group

Fair
Traveller Type: young couple
  : Looks nice from outside and communal areas good
  : Very dated rooms. Bed uncomfortable

Poor
Traveller Type: family with young children
  : Location, the lobby , the reception
  : The hotel itself looked great however the room was a bit disconnected: old , needs refurbishing, the water in the bath appeared/disappeared . The breakfast has the only cubes and ham options Not pleasant stay

Very Good
Traveller Type: group

Wonderful
Traveller Type: with friends

Fair
Traveller Type: family with young children
  : The cleanliness of the room and the location of the hotel, right at a bus stop according to our needs as locations. Nu am avut mic dejun.
  : Although I asked to have a decent room(They didn't bother to answer my request), I got a room with a window that didn't open and which was in a kind of inner courtyard where you didn't know if it was day or night. An old room, I mean the furniture, I read that it has the original wallpaper on the walls, but the furniture was old, but not so old as to represent an original piece. The elevator didn't work, they didn't have staff to help you with the luggage, although it was absolutely necessary if they didn't want to use the elevator and especially that I went up as a woman with two suitcases. The man at the reception didn't even bother to stand up when he handed me the room key! They didn't have umbrellas at the entrance, they were necessary in a city where it rained so often, especially since most tourists come by plane. The carpeting was horrible, cheap, and the noises from the hallway could be heard as if there was no door between you and the other guests. I think it would be necessary to warn the guests about the fact that silence must be maintained. I can understand that the floor had holes covered by the carpet as long as it is an old hotel. An equally old but functional TV, only one bedside table and no lamps, which meant that you got into bed and went straight to sleep, you couldn't read a book, only if he wanted you to get out of bed and turn off the light ceiling. I think an extension cord system would do wonders. The staff was distant, they didn't really know how to smile, I felt like I was a poor relative who came to visit them unprepared.