Gaspar House

Overall not the greatest experience. First off the keys used to get in to the apartment are a nightmare! It is not easy by any means and you have two difficult doors to get through. When Gaspar was demonstrating how to use the keys he made a comment “don’t struggle like the Japanese did” which I thought was very racist. There is no lights in the staircase so don’t even attempt trying those at night! The rooms are very close together and you can hear everything.. people coming in, talking, closing their doors. The breakfast is nothing to rave about, cereal and bread. The bed is stiff and pillows weren’t very comfortable. I ended up getting ill at the end of my stay and Gaspar was worried I was contagious and did not want me sitting at the breakfast table yet did not offer to bring anything to the room. The entire time my mom and I felt as though we had to tip toe around the place. We were told to be quiet after 10pm so never went out past that time for this reason and due to the place being so poor lit at night. Gaspar was very informative about how to get around. But ultimately I wouldn’t recommend.