3/5 Roel B. 5 months ago on Google • 44 reviews
Staff
at
reception
overall
friendly.
No
bell
staff
though.
Rooms
are
somewhat
dated,
especially
the
(tiny)
bathrooms.
Bathtub,
with
shower
curtain,
sink
and
toilet,
all
in
just
36
sq
ft
or
so.
Bathroom
door
is
extremely
narrow
and
when
I
stand
up
in
the
bathtub,
my
head
touches
the
ceiling,
definitely
not
fit
for
tall
folks.
Rest
of
the
room
decor
is
fine,
just
a
lack
of
USB
or
power
outlets
at
the
right
side
of
the
bed.
Automatic
minibar
in-room
with
a
warning
sticker
that
all
items
are
automatically
charged,
but
no
price
list
to
be
found,
neither
on
paper
or
online.
Small
area
for
personal
items.
Good
single
serve
Lavazza
coffee
machine
and
a
seperate
water
kettle.
Complimentary
still
and
sparkling
water.
TV's
are
small
(32")
and
somewhat
outdated.
but
they
suffice.
Not
a
lot
of
channels
though,
most
non-german
channels
that
were
pre-programmed
just
had
a
"no
signal"
or
"signal
error"
message.
HDMI
input
available,
so
we
just
plugged
in
the
laptop
and
Netflixed.
The
major
issue
with
the
room
though,
which
made
me
give
it
just
two
stars,
is
the
fact
that
the
AC
doesn't
work.
It
just
recirculates
air,
but
doesn't
cool
at
all.
That
made
for
a
very
hot
and
stuffy
night
with
a
room
about
22
to
23C
(outside
temperature
about
13C).
After
a
room
switch,
we
were
able
to
open
the
window,
but
that
doesn't
do
a
lot
and
generates
loads
of
traffic
noise.
The
aircon
still
didn't
cool.
So
not
a
lot
of
sleep,
woke
up
soaked.
As
both
rooms
had
the
same
issue,
I
suspect
the
issue
to
be
present
for
the
whole
hotel.
Maybe
some
bean
counter
decided
to
cut
power
to
the
condensers
during
winter
season
to
save
some
money?
Anoither
disappointment
came
at
breakfast:
no-one
to
greet
and
seat
guests,
you
just
had
to
fend
for
yourself
and
conquer
a
table.
The
big
disappointment
though
was
the
fact
that
there
were
no
made
to
order
omelettes.
I
asked
two
different
staff
members
and
even
walked
over
to
reception,
but
the
kitchen
staff
didn't
feel
like
it
today
because
they
were
busy.
Come
on
folks,
I've
seen
hotels
with
at
least
double
the
amount
of
people
at
breakfast
have
an
egg
station
manned
by
just
one
person.
You
can't
just
stop
serving
something
that
is
an
integral
part
of
your
brand
standard
just
because
"it's
busy".
I
really
looked
forward
to
my
omelette
and
you
let
me
down
here.
So
egg
wise,
breakfast
just
had
(powdered)
scrambled
eggs,
pre-made
heated
powdered
omelettes
(the
ones
you
find
at
a
US
Hampton
Inn),
as
well
as
boiled
eggs
and
a
few
very,
very
charred
sunny-side
up
eggs.
Basics
folks,
basics,
those
burned
eggs
should
have
been
tossed,
not
put
out
for
customers
to
eat!
The
2
coffeemachines
had
lines
about
5
to
7
deep,
and
took
ages.
The
third
machine
was
out
of
order.
Got
into
breakfast
just
prior
to
10
and
took
over
15
minutes
to
get
seated
with
coffee,
leaving
just
15
minutes
for
the
actual
breakfast.
Orange
juice
was
not
fresh
and
truly
one
of
the
worst
pre-packaged
juices
I
ever
tasted.
Bitter,
tangy,
artificial.
The
hotel
has
ample
parking,
with
two
garages,
a
lot
in
front
and
a
lot
at
the
back
of
the
hotel,
but
everything
is
gated
and
they
charge
EUR
3
an
hour
or
EUR
25
a
day.
As
this
is
an
commercial
area
outside
of
town,
that
feels
a
bit
over
the
top.
The
effect
is
that
a
lot
of
guests
use
free
street
parking
down
the
street,
which
quikly
fills
up.
I'd
rather
see
a
slighly
higher
room
rate
and
complimentary
parking
at
the
hotel,
whicjh
would
also
free
up
the
parking
spots
further
down
the
street
And
my
guess
is
that
the
tenants
in
neighbouring
properties,
mostly
offices,
will
appreciate
not
having
hotel
guests
fill
up
the
scarce
free
street
parking.
We
didn't
get
a
chance
to
visit
the
executive
lounge
during
service
hours
(6pm
till
9pm),
so
I
can't
say
anything
about
that.
Overall,
a
dissatisfying
stay
because
of
the
non-working
aircon
and
dressed
down
breakfast.