Hotel Ghousia

Cottonpet is a place where you really have to watch where you’re walking. It’s incredibly crowded, and the Otc Road is always packed with people and carts moving in every direction. We are located at number 115, which is right in the middle of all that chaos. Every morning when we arrive, the street is already humming with activity. There’s a lot of history in these old buildings, and ours at 115 is no different. The walls are thick, but you can still hear the shouting of the vendors outside and the honking of the rickshaws. We don’t have much room for anything fancy, so we just focus on keeping the place functional. The light inside is a bit dim sometimes, especially on rainy days, but it’s comfortable enough for us. We spend the day moving back and forth, handling whatever comes our way. It’s a gritty part of town, but it’s honest. We don’t use any polished language to describe what we do here. We just open up, do the work, and close when it’s time to go home. The Otc Road has a way of wearing you down if you aren’t used to it, but after all this time, we don’t even notice the noise anymore. Number 115 is just our small corner of Cottonpet, where we try to stay out of the way of the traffic.