The O.Galgore offers a comfortable bed in a clean and spacious room, but there are so many things wrong with this hotel that I would not stay there again. The door to my room (211) couldn't be locked from the inside without a key. The hallway was unlit at night, making unlocking my room door something that required a flashlight. The walls of my room were totally blank--no prints, photos, paintings, etc. The place is an echo chamber where closing doors cause a big boom and people yelling late at night (who were not shushed by the management) have their voices amplified considerably. Coffee and bottled water were not replaced as I used them. Breakfast begins late in the morning. The front desk was apparently not staffed all night. There is no tourist literature available, nor was there a list of services and amenities the hotel provides. All in all, not what I expect from a hotel that calls itself a four-star.
