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"The hotel is basically a service apartment. It is very clean and nice historical building. The breakfast can be a bit more variety. The receptionists were helpful and nice. Thank you."

"Our sta was good the property is in good condition however when I booked it I was stunned to find out the location was so far from the city center. Especially since we would walk there from the train station in a isolated area"

"The breakfast was great, just what we needed "

"The host was absolutely amazing and wen above and beyond our expectations. He was able to check in us earlier and made sure we felt very welcomed and looked after. Indeed an amazing experience. Hotel is located in a historical building and has its charm. Something definitely worth trying. Location is absolutely fabulous."

"Great welcome and comfortable room which was thankfully on the first floor as wouldn't have liked to negotiate three floors of spiral stairs with heavy luggage (no lift). We don't do breakfast, but gave in to temptation of the leftover croissants left out at reception, so delicious. Short stroll to the railway station in a smart quiet area. Would definitely stay again."

"Room was basic but clean and comfortable Staff were helpful Dinner good value for money, breakfast buffet very good"

"Great location, nice people and efficient rooms. I would advise guests to ask for very clear instructions for removing the bollards that block entry and exit to the streets around the hotel."

"The staff was outstanding with their kindness and professionalism! The breakfast was exquisite and the large executive suite was well appointed and spacious, one of our finest experiences ever."

"Friendly staff room on third floor no lifts and narrowest staircase I ever climbed ! Extremely uncomfortable! Location is good and bed shower okay but room is on street and it’s always something whirring out! Had to sleep with ear plugs ! Once you go up to floor three you don’t want to go out or back it’s only for young athletes not a 65 year old disabled man ! "