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It’s on the edge of old town - very convenient for sightseeing, for transport to the airport with the 22 bus and right next to the bus station & there is a big shopping centre nearby. Just have in mind the taxis are somehow not allowed in the street, so if you have a lot of luggage you will need to walk a bit. The bed was comfortable and the furniture was nice.

There was no heating (I guess they are connected to the government heating, so the season hadn’t started & it was very cold inside - when we asked about it - she said they cannot turn it on. We had to ask to bring us a radiator, because we couldn’t stay in the cold. Next - the windows were blocked from opening (you can only crack them open for some air and that’s it - I couldn’t even stretch my fingers outside to check the weather) - I am not sure what sort of prevention this is, but there was a nice view and we couldn’t enjoy it. We were given a mansard room, which meant half of the room was cut off and you could easily hit your head when going on one side of the bed and it’s not even marked (I almost did that a few times and I’m not even tall..) Breakfast was very basic and not looking appealing, so we ate outside. When they came to clean the room - they didn’t change our glasses- 3 days we drank from the same water glasses.

- great location, very close to the main bus station and nearby the centre - nice small buffet with good choice of tasty, home-made food - clean bed linens - enough towels for body and bathroom itself

The location and the room (in the upper floor with a balcony).

Maybe that the breakfast room is in the basement.

Friendly staff and a convenient location.

Room in the roof with the slanting ceiling was problematic. No gym. No parking on site. Parking was down the road in a shopping centre which wasn’t ideal