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"The room was clean and the bed was very comfy"

"Check in was seamless. Grounds are not manicured but good for exploring. Rooms were spacious and clean with fitting decor. Sheets and towels were worn out, mattresses squeaked when we moved, no AC in rooms - room on the ground floor was much cooler than our room on the first floor, it was hard to sleep in the one on the first floor with no AC, no fans. You could open all windows but no screens to prevent bugs from coming in. Breakfast was simple but sufficient (some veggies, bread, eggs, fruits, cheese, and cuts, tea, juices, coffee and etc). Free parking was a bonus. I would avoid July and August if you enjoy the comfort of cooler rooms."

"The hotel was very modern and clean. The staff were very welcoming and polite and very accomdating of us not speaking the local language. The food in the restaurant was really good and the breakfast had lots of variety."

"Great hotel, modern and very affordable. "

"This facility is good in several respects: It is relatively new, therefore clean and modern. One aspect I liked was the 24/7 staffing by young girls who, when asked, provided knowledgeable help on, for example, where to find the breaker box (I popped one by accident). Four things I didn't like: 1) Not enough parking - this is a common Euro problem, but it seems to me a new facility could easily have built-in underground parking, but no, there are only about 12 regular spaces and another 5-6 overflow out front (robbing parking from the attached beauty saloon - they must be thrilled). As the place has 33 rooms, this is clearly not enough (in May) - what's it like during the high season? 2) No laundry service. When I asked where the laundry was, I was informed there isn't one and I have the right to "go to any public laundromat in the city". Gee, thanks. Would it kill them to partner with a laundry service to collect/deliver for their guests? 3) PILLOWS Positively the WORST "pillows" I have tried to sleep on in the last 10 years - any that's saying something. Their garbage is of the balloon variety, forcing me to sleep with a bent neck all night and the resultant pain all the next day. On that very next day, I was forced to go to Zara downtown and pay 50 bucks for a real pillow that felt like I had died and gone to heaven the next night and for the rest of my stay. 4) This is a personal beef about all these "apart-hotels"; No Toaster - I want toast in the morning."

"restaurant and house keeping. "