The reality is, I find myself at a loss for where to begin, but I'll do my best to offer a concise overview. If I were in a position of authority, I would strongly advocate for the removal of this historic vessel, even if it means exerting pressure on the current administration. Essentially, one can observe that the majority of the workforce in this establishment, under its current management, fails to meet even the basic standards expected in a modest hostel for pets. This stems from two primary reasons: firstly, the employees seem to come from disadvantaged backgrounds, which is not inherently blameworthy. However, imagine a workforce from such backgrounds, lacking even the most fundamental training in cleanliness and hospitality. For instance, on my first night, I requested a cup of coffee in my room, only to find the cup and sugar left untouched. Furthermore, during breakfast, instead of replacing the used cup, the attendant simply left it as if it didn't exist. Prior to this incident, I had forgotten a pearl ring, and a hotel staff member in Dubai kindly alerted me to my oversight. Upon my return and inquiry at the reception desk, I was informed that there were three individuals with the same name, and unfortunately, there was no sign of the ring. Consequently, on numerous occasions, I found myself having to contact room service multiple times for simple requests, due to either a malfunctioning telephone system, inadequate room service, or both. Secondly, they not only l