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"Room is clean, staff is nice"

"The room was very basic with air conditioning not working. Fridge not working and no water or replenishment of tea and coffee in the room. We had a 3 night stay and only tea and coffee and water provided for on the first night. We had to purchase tea coffee from a machine int he reception and 2 large bottles of water cost Euro 21.50!"

"Really nice place for a break. Very convenient,"

"I didn’t stay at this property never checked in I am waiting my refund.. Per the Hotel Manger and Expedia… "

"Was very good, lots of pastries for breakfast and all you can eat, great room big tv and big bed"

"One night stay. Got the job done. Rooms are definitely dated, efficient three bathroom. But location directly across from the metro is perfect. Would stay here again for a short time but not for a long trip"

"Very good and affordable"

"Clean room. Staff are very courteous. "

"Best hotel in the area and clean good value for money "

"Clean room however A/C was not working and room was superhot at times"

"Great experience "

"Friendly staff, clean and tidy rooms in a good location."

"Clean, recently renovated property, centrally located close to the train station. Nice staff and great breakfast."

"Very clean, with kind staff and welcoming atmosphere."

"Lovely place "

"We stayed 3 nights. We only slept there as we were out all day. There was no AC and it was hot so sleep was broken few times throughout the night. Staff provided fan at request. All staff were very nice and accommodating. "

"Quiet and easy to rest "

"Very disappointing stay. The room was dirty with trash everywhere, and the bathroom was in poor condition. We booked breakfast included, but were told it only covered adults, which was not clear. We arrived around 1 PM but could not stay due to the condition, so we had to book another hotel at our own expense. I would not recommend this place and request a full refund. "

"Location "

"When we arrived, the instructions were clear. We found the lockbox, and the call box with their initials was hanging by a thread. We obtained the key and entered the apartment. There was no welcome greeting or instructions for Wi-Fi, electricity, etc. Once settled, we realized we did not know how to get out of the building, and had to ask a neighborhood kid on rollerskates to enter the code so we could get out. When we got back, we realized the dryer was full of linens which repeatedly got...