SHORT: Check-in total mess, room of poor quality and not the service that belong to the price.
CHECK IN: The reception desk at this hotel is (almost) never staffed. The room card is in a safe. You should have received an email with the safe number and code. I didn't receive the email. The hotel collaborates with another hotel. So, I went to the other reception desk. I received the safe number and code. The card from the safe didn't work and turned out to belong to another guest. Back to the reception desk. We were given a key card for another room. Upon entering, it turned out to be occupied by other guests.
Then it took a while before everything was sorted out. The inconvenience was “compensated” with a drink.
INITIAL ACQUAINTANCE WITH THE ROOM: Finally, a room. Time to freshen up. When showering, the bathroom and bedroom quickly filled with water. The drain wasn't draining the water fast enough. Back to the reception desk. The manager accompanied me to the room with tools to fix it. On the way to the room, I was told not to complain. There hadn't been a train crash, and I was still alive. Well, that's how you can dismiss every complaint about quality and service.
FURTHER ABOUT THE ROOM: Sensor hanging off the wall, no air conditioning, windows can't be opened because it would attract an insect invasion, cracked floor tiles, missing grout, dust rags, dirty curtains.
BREAKFAST: The food quality is good. But it's a complete mess. Things are gone, fifteen minutes of waiting for coffee is normal, and it's hard for four people to find a shared table.
END OF FIRST DAY: After a day's absence, it turns out the room isn't cleaned as standard. So, no new towels either. I've never experienced having to leave a service card on the door. Towel and cleaning service are usually standard in a hotel of this price range. So again, back to the reception.
CONCLUSION: Once, but never again. Just hang in there for a few more nights and then move on to the next hotel where they hopefully know how to treat guests well.