The room is a masterclass in thin walls. I now know my neighbour’s ringtone, their preferred TV channel, the time they shower, the noise bleed is consistent throughout the building. Earplugs. Pack them.
Free parking is the one unambiguous win here. No faff, no charge, no time limit. In 2026 that’s rarer than it should be, so credit where it’s due.
Location is genuinely decent — it’s not far into the old town at all. Easy walk, nothing to it. If you’re planning to spend your evenings in the old town, you won’t be fighting the commute.
Breakfast is where things get properly frustrating. The buffet is dominated by meat — sausages, bacon, ham — which is fine if that’s your thing. Eggs are available, which is something. If you don’t eat meat, that’s essentially your lot: bred, eggs, cornflakes, sweets and a few apples. For a full hotel breakfast. No variety, no thought, no effort. It’s not a dietary preference issue at this point, it’s just a lack of care.
Bottom line: parking is genuinely free, the old town is a short walk away, but the noise between rooms is a building-wide problem with no workaround, and anyone not eating meat is paying full rate for cornflakes and three Granny Smiths. Manage your expectations accordingly.
