Useful kitchen
The apartments can suit longer stays or wedding groups, with pots, plates, a fridge and washing machine mentioned in one review.
Naif
City Stay Premium Hotel Apartments is a practical Naif base for longer stays, with spacious apartments and kitchenettes that let guests cook rather than eat out every day. Reviews also highlight its affordable breakfast buffet, daily housekeeping and easy access to nearby restaurants and shops.
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The apartments can suit longer stays or wedding groups, with pots, plates, a fridge and washing machine mentioned in one review.
Several longer-stay guests reported rooms being cleaned every day, including a two-week stay where everything was kept spotless.
The surrounding area has at least two dozen walkable restaurants serving varied cuisines at affordable prices.
The breakfast buffet is singled out as both enjoyable and affordable, while other reviews mention African and Asian-style buffet food.
Reviews mention a gym and a clean pool, giving longer-stay guests options beyond the apartment itself.
Check parking. If you are driving, ask about parking before booking; guests say nearby spaces are difficult to find and cars can be blocked.
Inspect first. Check the room and bathroom promptly on arrival, since one guest reported bugs across three room changes.
Expect noise. A short stay may be easier than working from the hotel: the surrounding Naif streets are described as extremely noisy and busy.
Check appliances. If you plan to cook, confirm that the stove works; a guest found boiling water very slow and brought an induction cooker.
Use local food. The downstairs food is convenient and the buffet is affordable, but expect Indian, African and Asian-style choices rather than a broad international menu.
Read conditions. Check the cancellation and refund terms carefully before paying, as one review specifically describes a non-refundable policy.
Plan the visit
Multiple reviews report cockroaches, with one guest saying bugs were found in several rooms and another describing many of them.
There is no parking at the property, and guests report that finding a nearby space can be very difficult.
Driving into the area can be frustrating: one guest said traffic stopped their car for 25 minutes and parking was impossible.
One strongly negative review specifically reported moldy bathrooms, alongside wider complaints about room cleanliness.
A month-long guest reported that the room had no internal lock and that someone mistakenly opened the door at 2am.
The Bottom Line
City Stay Premium Hotel Apartments is geared towards guests who want more room than a standard hotel room, especially for a week or longer. Reviews mention spacious studios and family apartments, fully equipped kitchenettes, daily housekeeping, a gym and a pool. The kitchen setup can be genuinely useful: one guest listed pots, plates, a fridge and washing machine, while another used the kitchenette to cook and save money.
There is also food downstairs throughout the day, with the breakfast buffet described as affordable and enjoyable. The Naif setting is lively and convenient rather than quiet. Guests report many restaurants, supermarkets and small shops within walking distance, but also crowded streets, heavy peak-time traffic and noise late into the evening.
Driving is particularly awkward because the hotel has no parking and nearby spaces can be hard to find. Cleanliness is inconsistent in the reviews. Many guests describe spotless rooms and efficient housekeeping, but several report cockroaches, including one account covering three room changes, while another mentions moldy bathrooms.
A long-stay guest also reported a room door being opened mistakenly at 2am because there was no internal lock. Check the room, appliances, security and booking terms early, especially if travelling with family or planning to cook.