Ktown Homestay Reviews

The service is very bad. If you don't pay attention to his rules, he will ask you to pay at any time, and then he will say that you have violated his rules. It is too deceptive not to let you stay after paying.

I booked a second time and I appreciate the professional and quick service by Trevor. He’s a good man.

It was the cheapest place in LA, so I stayed there for 5 days. It's a good facility, but it's not well maintained. The cleanliness of the accommodation, the cleanliness of the shower room, all kinds of discarded clothes piled up. There was a lot of poop in the toilet and there was no hot water, so I took a cold shower. The air conditioning temperature in the room was so low that I covered myself with a blanket and felt cold. I hope you manage the temperature of your air conditioner well. The common space on the second floor has a washing machine, refrigerator, and cooking facilities. However, there are a lot of old food seasonings piled up in the refrigerator and on shelves. Every day the manager comes and does something and it’s not good. As someone who writes this, I don't understand. As someone who has experience in motel management, I feel sorry for ruining such a good facility. It's nice that there's a kitchen so the cost of food only costs about half. No laundry fees... There are very few buildings and facilities visible. If I were to give management advice... 1. Keeping things clean is difficult at first, but after a while it becomes very easy. Especially the toilet... Wearing gloves when wiping the toilet is hygienic, visually visible, and comfortable for guests. We recommend installing a bidet in the toilet. clean and hygienic Toilet paper consumption and waste are reduced. It is also great for preventing viruses. The building has very good heating and cooling ducts. However, a lot of dust accumulates at the duct entrance and exit, which is not good in terms of hygienic efficiency. Air conditioning and heating systems can be easily maintained with a little attention. 2. The refrigerator in the second floor kitchen must be thoroughly managed, and all seasonings on the shelves can be thrown away. It's old and has no owner. In particular, when storing personal items in plastic in the refrigerator, you must write your name and date of receipt. You can use it as an oil pan, etc. All unclaimed items must be thrown away. 3. It is unfortunate that good facilities are becoming outdated due to poor management. I don't know who the owner is, but next time I stay there, I want to make it comfortable for my customers by managing it myself. It can be done neatly in 2-3 days, and customers also need to learn the spirit of leading by example. Even if you only stay for a short time, it is important for guests to have a sense of ownership so that they can come back again. I hope that Ktown will become a place where people can share food like family, so I will go to the eastern United States and visit again around August. Take care and stay healthy..

It's great for cooking because it has cooking facilities and utensils.

Strongly not recommended! Strongly not recommended! Strongly not recommended! Let me use my personal experience to help you avoid pitfalls! Strongly recommend everyone to avoid this store. I booked this hotel because I was traveling alone. I arrived at the place at noon. I tried various methods but could not contact anyone at the hotel at all (there was a billboard on the wall of the hotel. This is not the hotel’s contact information. It seems He is a real estate agent), and then I observed the surrounding environment. Oh my god, even a Northeastern man like me feels like I am breaking out in a cold sweat. It is a purely old Mo community. I have a good impression of Lao Mo, but this The neighborhood definitely feels like the territory of a BANG faction. There is no sense of security at all. It’s dirty and messy, and there are homeless people walking around all the time. I can’t imagine what it would be like to book a hotel here while traveling. Then, because a relative or child at home suddenly had a traffic accident in the United States, and I urgently needed to rush there for support, I communicated with the hotel and wanted to refund part of the fee. Ctrip was also very helpful in coordinating, but they refused to refund you. There was no way. , and in the end, these thousands of dollars were just thrown away.