Timber Hotel
Visitors praise the Timber Hotel for its cleanliness, modern appearance, and spacious rooms, with many highlighting the excellent and polite staff. However, a recurring complaint is that the beds are too hard, and some guests found the rooms to be not very soundproof.
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Large hotel with ample parking, close to food options, nice, new, and clean rooms, key card access, and a reasonable price.
Run away! Seriously, this is a place you won't want to stay at again. I didn't get any sleep and my back hurts. 1. The bed is so hard!!!! It felt like sleeping on a mat at a Buddhist retreat. A bed this hard should definitely have a mattress topper. 2. The noise between rooms is annoying. It's really irritating, plus the dog noise from the floor below. 3. The blanket is pilling. Pros: 1. The room is beautiful, just like in the pictures. 2. It's clean; the room is dust-free.
The rooms are clean and the air conditioning is cool. The parking area is spacious.
The hotel is new, clean, has ample parking, and an elevator. There's a market, Seven Eleven, and CJ nearby. The downsides are: check-in takes a very long time, the housekeeping staff can't communicate well so the room inspection takes too long, the bed is hard and flat, the bathroom/balcony door is difficult to push, the refrigerator is full of frozen ice, and there's only one coat hanger.
The reception area is bare, and there is no breakfast service. The room is spacious and equipped with only a TV, refrigerator, and air conditioner. The bed is hard, and the pillows are low. The bathroom is very hot. The parking lot is spacious.
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Last updated on 3 August 2026