Shitty place to stay. Very small rooms without any friendly interior! Old fashioned bathroom! Very…read moreold, very unmodern, very old fashioned! First and last stay! Wirklich nicht zu empfehlen. Kein Preis-Leistungsverhältnis. Sehr klein und abgewohnt. Schlecht beheizt! Dunkler Teppichboden, der das Zimmer noch kleiner macht. Man hört seine Nachbarn durch die dünnen Wände!

I sent a business colleague visiting from America there because it was close. The rooms were…read morereasonably priced and clean. He said the breakfast was quite good. This met our expectations and we'll stay there again.

I cannot understand how a restaurant in a 5 star hotel dears offering such terrible meals. We went…read morethere to celebrate the birthday of my mother in law. We expected to eat Chinese food as the reception of the hotel gave us the menu some days before. When wee wanted to order the waiter said it wasn't possible to have Chinese food. They said they have mussels. 2 of us tried them and it turned out to be worst experience ever. Did they even prepared them? I tried a veg burger ... my god, I think they just bought a cheap frozen burger from the supermarket to serve it. So I have only one advise: don't go to the restaurant !!!!!

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To start off, my experience here was HORRIBLE!!!! Yassin,…read morethe receptionist, was a very rude man. He did nothing but give attitude and did not meet the customer service criteria !! I do NOT complain anywhere I go, but he had the audacity to say what I'm saying is "bullshit." First off, we arrived on Friday afternoon and we booked a family room with fridge and AC. When we got there the AC was not working nor the fridge. They sent their handyman to fix it that night when we left for our dinner and they called us saying that it was fixed . We got to our hotel at midnight that night, the AC and fridge WAS NOT working. We spoke to the receptionist, Daniel, that night and they gave us 2 separate rooms for the night so we were moving rooms until 1:30 AM. The following day they expected us to move into one room once again. They were NOT being fair about the situation since this entire problem was their fault. Yassin, being the person helping us on Saturday morning was so rude, did not want to make an exception for us and the trouble they put us through. This man was full of attitude and was not accommodating to any of our needs. He had to call his Manager, Christopher, to make the decisions, and he was nice enough to let us keep the 2 rooms. During check out, again it was Yassin, before checking our file, he was charging us more than we should have paid and until we did not show proof of an email that stated the correct amount, we were going to be over charged. He also had the audacity to be mean, full of attitude, and say that "She's used to doing this everywhere she goes"... how DARE a receptionist say something like that to a PAYING guest. He was horrible. I have never had an experience like this staying at a hotel. Never again will I book with them. Save your money and go somewhere else.

Nice lobby, guest pay for parking: 5 euros outside, 10 covered parking per day, there is also a…read moreTourist tax of 7 euros per person per day. Our bill added up considering we booked our discounted room on Kayak.com. Breakfast is decent and has a lot of variety. Free WiFi, hotel room has been updated to a modern style, bathtub is deep but dark since there is no light in the area.

Remote location. Run down facilities. Lenghty intrusive registration. Uncomfortable beds. Sorry,…read morebut pls. avoid!

I can't actually think of many nice things to say about this property, other than that most of the…read morestaff was nice and the included breakfast has a nice selection. The breakfast room and restaurant are cozy and seem recently updated. It's in kind of a crummy location, the rooms are OLD with problems a plenty (and we're in a suite, so I can only imagine what a standard room is like) - phones don't work, tub doesn't drain (which means water up to your shins when showering), we have a shower cap over our smoke detector (not sure why, but we're afraid to take it down, just in case), the incredibly well hidden hair dryer is in a drawer underneath the television (I had to call down to the front desk to ask for one and the maid came up and looked for it, then showed it to me like, "duh." But why? Why is it under the television, permanently fixed to the inside of the drawer and nowhere near a mirror and why is it unplugged making you think it doesn't work until you climb around underneath the furniture and notice that the cord that looks like it's plugged in is not?), the sink is nearly impossible to turn on or off without nearly ripping the faucet off, the rooms are seriously 70s you guys, room service doesn't start until 5 (no lunch for you), and even when it's on, they'll probably just tell you that they don't have what you want in an impatient way. It is clean though.