“Room 101 was convenient for the stairs and lift to ground floor but make sure you reserve a parking space!!”

Reasonably priced hotel but not a great stay. We thought we'd pre-booked a parking space at the hotel but that appeared to not be the case so had to park in an open public car park in the town. Room 101 was convenient to main staircase and lift to ground floor. The mattress was super firm. However,… Több

Reasonably priced hotel but not a great stay. We thought we'd pre-booked a parking space at the hotel but that appeared to not be the case so had to park in an open public car park in the town. Room 101 was convenient to main staircase and lift to ground floor. The mattress was super firm. However, the sliding door to the en suite was a total disaster, as it made an awful noise whenever we closed or opened it. Also when 'closed', it left open spaces either side so no privacy whatsoever. The double bed on the l/h/side was against the window/wall so I had to climb over the bed to get in and out of it. The 'see-thru' plastic type chair was very noisy when it was moved. However, the shaving mirror in the en suite was excellent and superb in every way and there was lots of space to spread toiletries out. The hotel is a beautiful old building but sadly the awful, far to modern updates, are a total disaster. Breakfast was nothing short of chaotic. It was self-service but we were unable to find cutlery or plates, which we finally discovered hidden in drawers and selves below the food. No hot milk was available to have with our coffee.

Kevesebb

“get there by train... not by car”

I remain a bit bitter about our experience there; the good things are: a good breakfast, well soundproofed rooms, location right next to pedestrian old town centre, grandiose wooden staircase, standards rooms with usual facilities. The bad things are: No maintenance personnel: a wonky toilet seat … Több

I remain a bit bitter about our experience there; the good things are: a good breakfast, well soundproofed rooms, location right next to pedestrian old town centre, grandiose wooden staircase, standards rooms with usual facilities. The bad things are: No maintenance personnel: a wonky toilet seat remain a wonky toilet seat for the duration of the stay, over exploited car park with inquisitive questioning, to manage who is going in and out in order to be assigned a spot, leaving the car keys to reception, over chatty personnel unable to notice when they bother you (the old lady) To avoid if you come by car but recommended if you come by train (nearby)

Kevesebb