A disappointing experience, not what we expected from a luxury brand like Hilton. Our room at the far end of a long corridor with a view of a decaying building across the street looked old and outdated like it hadn't been updated since this hotel opened in 1993 : scratched and chipped furniture, an oxidized standing lamp with a crooked shade that turned on by itself in the middle of the night (!), a sagging mattress, a small shower with a faucet that went from steaming hot to ice cold if you turned the handle one millimeter, etc...
Furthermore I was signed up for the Hilton Honors loyalty program during check-in without mentioning that to me or asking for authorization, which is a clear violation of European data protection laws. By the time I arrived in our room I had already received two e-mails, thanking me for joining Hilton Honors and providing me with an account number and a temporary password. When I mentioned this to the lady at the front desk later on, she said that this was necessary to have access to "better internet" (?) and to just ignore the e-mails. Over the next weeks I was bombarded almost daily with Hilton Honors advertising e-mails even though I requested my account to be deleted. What took 15 minutes to set up took 6 weeks and a complaint filed with the Hilton Data Protection Office to finally be resolved.
In all the only real positive for this hotel is its location but I'm sure there are better options nearby, certainly for the price we paid.