Lafayette Hotel

"Perry is a fabulous employee! Went above and beyond to help me. My parking meter was about to run out and he put his own money in the meter to prevent me from getting a ticket!!! 10/10 service. Best customer service in Salam!"

"I Was Here For A Very Short Time In 2014 .. At That Time Is Was $750 The Owner Comes In The Morning And is Extremely Hospitable And Personal. Keep In Mind At That Time No Food, Hotplates Or Air Conditioning. For Many This Was A Boarding House Not A Hotel. I'm Surprised To Hear It's Let In So Much Rifraf. But Staff Was Kind And Helpful."

"This is not a two star hotel. It's a by the month place and the rates found online have changed. It's now $1120 for a shared bathroom and $1440 a month to have your own bathroom. We ended up not renting."

"This place was more a motel and more a hostel in its environment. It was pricey for what was included but high rates are based on the location. While it was mostly tidey, smoking is allowed in the rooms. This means that all of your belongings will have the I odor attached. The accomodations are rooms and rooms only. Rates rise 100 quid for another traveller. Some rooms (which cost more) have a bathroom (with stand up shower) while others require the use of a shared bathroom in the extremely stained and filthy carpet lined hall. There was no thermostat, no microwave, no refrigerator, no table nor chair (to eat your take out). There was no common area for meal prep (cooking) nor can you do so in your room, it's not allowed. The room I had was up to date painted and had fairly new very low end carpet. And while I was on the top floor, I could still hear plenty of street level noise of traffic and at times voices. Only sometimes was I forced to listen to my neighbors' TV. Also, there was no elevator only tiny and oddly steep stairs. There was a coin operated laundry facility next door on one side and a small convenience store on the other side (and one across the street). There was a weekday housekeeping crew and management was helpful (if you asked) and polite. And of course, the main perk was that it was walking distance to everything. In conclusion, if you're limited on cash but need a place to stay, there you go. If you have an elaborate budget, than go find a real hotel. Note: the photographs someone posted are deceiving. Of ly the couple of picture s that show a plain room and a red brick building apply to this place."