I agree, this is probably the worst hotel in the history of hostelry. The only thing that I didn't find was a dead person in my bed. This place stinks. I also didnt appreciate the screaming guests and the midnight raid by the police. I stayed for 1 night and fled.

We got there at 5pm and left our suitcases totally locked, and left sighseeing. when we got back 5 hours later, the door was ok but the suitcases were open, zips broken and money stolen. the worst of all was the reaction of the man who was keeping the reception, that did not seem to B concerned ab it, and just called the manager. She was even worse as did not want to call the police and tried to say they were not guilty, as the door hadnt been forced. the truth is that probably somebody from the staff wasinvolved. We left the hotel (without getting any refund of money) and went to the Plice, that confirmed that homeless people is taken at the Igar. It is actually been a nightmare, but at least all of you will know what went on. Rooms were horrible but ok according to the price, a bt dirty and obviously furnished for homeless people more than any other person.

The Igar hotel is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. The rooms are scruffy and shabby, the shower did not work properly, the bed linen smelt of smoke which indicates that the sheets had not been changed since the last person being in there, there was no facility for contacting reception in case of an emergency. Also my friend stayed there and when she woke up in the morning she was covered in at least 70 bites all over her body which she can only assume to be either bed bug bites or flea bites. We since discovered that the Igar take in homeless people and asylym seekers. It is recommended to stay away from this place.