Recently had a two night stay at this hotel. It's only redeeming features are its location (across the street from the central station) and its really powerful AC. That's where it ends.
The hotel is old and tired and decor is very dated. The actual room was more akin to a university dorm room than a hotel. The single beds were incredibly comfortable and the bedding, the bottom sheet in particular was akin to the disposable paper that covers a medical exam room table. The pillow felt like it was the size of a sofa cushion and kept falling on the floor throughout the night from the gap between the head of the bed and wall.
The walls are paper thin and therefore you hear everything. We heard every word exchanged by what we think were three different male voices. They were loud to the point it felt like they were actually in our room.
The hotel had a sign on the desk at check-in station that rooms were only serviced based on guest request but did not offer how that should be communicated. Bizarrely, there wasn't even a door hanger that's standard in every hotel I've ever stayed in (unless the hotel uses a digital / electronic panel / system) to communicate our wishes i.e. please make up room, DND, etc.
I can't speak for their breakfast as I didn't have it. If you are looking for a place to sleep and care about nothing else, this will do. If you have a stay more than a day or two and wish to get a good night's sleep, I'd look elsewhere.