The position is very good, breakfast was good as well.

The lady on the reception was not very polite, the walls between rooms are so thin that you can hear everything from the room next door, there was a guy that was snoring so loud that we could not sleep for entire stay.

The rooms were very comfortable and the staff was incredibly nice. The restaurant had very good food.

The breakfast did not have a lot of healthy options. It was mostely cake, croissants and other sweets.

Almost nothing.

Extremely rude staff, we even saw a waitress smoking inside. The arrogance of the owner was unique. Excessively dusty, overpriced and ancient rooms (I am slightly allergic and I did not sleep at all). Our room was at the second floor and despite the numerous luggage there was no lift and no help. There was a parking area but for only a few cars (for no more than 5), obviously was full and we had to pay for parking our car. Card payments are not accepted, unless you actively insist. Poor quality breakfast. The restaurant is not open for hotel guests only, so basically you risk not to have a reserved table. This made the service extremely slow. Questionable freshness of the food. The worst hotel staying of my life.

The location

thin walls we could hear the neighbours

location restaraunt

very loud in the morning and till late in the night because of restaurant guests. beds too soft. finding a parking spot can be a mission. breakfast should have at least some ham and scrambled eggs, sausage etc. rooms were cold, although we turned radiators to max they were cold most of the day and through the night.

The hotel was close to shopping and dining. it was clean and quiet.

As indicated, the hotel is clean and well-maintained. Breakfast was plentiful, fresh, and flavorful.

Rooms are very small. The beds are built for Hobbits. All the staff were very kind, except the desk clerk: she was quite condescending, bordering on rude. Likely she was fed up with tourists.

Good breakfast, also for cyclists. Good bike storage room.