My wife and I stayed one night in this hotel. It was very average at best. The room cleanliness was below average with the bathroom being the worst of it. The air conditioning also seemed to not work. The service seemed to be quite disorganised in reception. We declined to have breakfast at 18 euro per person, the internet is also expensive as well. On the up side the location of the hotel is great a 2 min walk to the train station and in our room we couldnt hear the trains. Across the road from the hotel is a excellent vietnemese resteraunt.

Good sized, clean room. Fairly modern and next to railway, though I didn't notice it as the room faced the road and was on the top floor. Fine for a business trip. Parking was a bit expensive at 10 euros per night, though you clould park on the road if a space is available.

The establishment does the basics and nothing more. The beds are passable, the shower works and you can sleep in it... other than that, you would not want to spend much time there. Its simply a place to sleep then head out all day, not to come back until you are ready to sleep again.
The fridge was not cold so I called reception as was told they were turned off in all rooms as most were not working and they were being replaced next month. The gentleman was helpful in that he took my refrigerator items and kept them in their fridge however when I went to get them the next morning, he was not there and had not left a note and it took 15 minutes for the girl on duty to find it.
I only paid 90 euros a night for a family room for three nights so it was JUST acceptable. If I paid the full charge, I would be extremely unimpressed and I would not stay for any longer than 3 nights.

It was OK for an overnight stay....but simply overpriced. My friends stayed in a room for 4 and paid over 200 € for 1 night. Breakfast is on top of this for 18 €.

Watch out for the fire alarms...we had to evacuate after a guest left their toast under the grill for too long and the fire alarm in the whole hotel went off...we went down 6 floors in our PJs. Glad it wasn't a real fire...there were no marshalls to greet us in reception and people were just mulling about, not knowing what to do...in the end my husband asked the reception if there really was a fire...then we found out about the toast...a) someone from the hotel could have been procative and told the guests at reception b) who instally a smoke detector so near the grill that a guest can set it off over breakfast?