Asgard Hotel

Came to visit my daughter at the university. 5 minute bus ride to her halls of residence. Fantastic location in a lovely street. 5 min walk to the train station and next to centre of town. Room was lovely and staff very friendly. Would stay again.

The kettle.

The room was *very very* spacious. I wasn't expecting anything near this. The working space was comfortable, the bedding was appropriate, and the amenities were tip top. The shower, bath, and toilet were separated in a way that a larger traveling cohort would find useful. I was on a solo business trip so this didn't apply to me. Nonetheless, I will keep this in mind for future.

The noise. Walls are thin, and sometimes conversations from neighboring rooms are annoyingly comprehensible. I recommend soundproofing.

Upon arrival, my partner and I were upgraded for free. The receptionist was very kind and explained all the features of the hotel thoroughly, including the fact that on our departure date, the route back to the train may be changed due to a local marathon. I appreciated this above and beyond information. The room was clean, the beds were comfortable, and the price was very reasonable for what was received.

While the stay was exceptional, I decided to opt-in for the breakfast addition. I found that the variety was lacking for a typical hotel breakfast, although the items present at breakfast were homemade (Banana Bread, Bread Loaf, etc), and I believe that is where the value stems from. The homemade items were delicious, though. There is a natural light skylight in our 3rd-floor room, which made going to bed difficult due to the lack of a way to control the light in the room.

Location close to downtown

Parking is a disaster. Hotel looks worn and tired. Doors are broken, showers barely functioning. Window shades from fabric just plain dirty.