Turati Inn is an apt building of 24 apts, 3 or 4 of them are renovated for tourists. My room which was one of the renovated ones was pleasant, clean and bright. There was nothing in my room to scorn. however, not so for the building as a whole. My room had all amenities except a telephone because there is no front desk for check-in as is normal in a hotel or Inn. Communication is via Whatsap. I was asked to text on landing at the airport which I did. When I arrived at the property, a lady whom I later learned was the room cleaner, gave me 3 keys, each of which opened a different door on the way to my room. It was at that point I realized why I was asked to text upon landing. There is no permanent staff. The hallway always had the smell of food emanating from the apartments of the local residents. The elevator was dimly lit and can accommodate 2 or 3 people comfortably, 4 would be tight. The property is ideally located near the railway and bus terminals. There is also a small supermarket that is also close.