Quite a cozy hotel, a small standard for the center of a European city. We lived there for 7 days with a friend at the end of April. It is conveniently located - close to the central metro station, from where it is easy to get to anywhere in the city. At first, you can get lost around the hotel, because there are very similar streets with similar hotels (we did a couple of extra circles the first day).
There are several cafes and shops nearby, we did not feel a shortage of provisions. The food is not very good, the breakfasts are rather weak (muesli, cereals, a couple of types of ham and cheese, pastries, yogurt, juices, tea and coffee)
Cons: very cold floors, you don't walk barefoot. Another minus (for young people hanging out) the hotel is closed from 2 a. m. to 5 a. m. , so if you go out at night, consider this circumstance. There was no noise at night, and there was no particular stink either.
Good hotel for the money (depending on needs)
There are several cafes and shops nearby, we did not feel a shortage of provisions. The food is not very good, the breakfasts are rather weak (muesli, cereals, a couple of types of ham and cheese, pastries, yogurt, juices, tea and coffee)
Cons: very cold floors, you don't walk barefoot. Another minus (for young people hanging out) the hotel is closed from 2 a. m. to 5 a. m. , so if you go out at night, consider this circumstance. There was no noise at night, and there was no particular stink either.
Good hotel for the money (depending on needs)
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