I stayed at this hotel on a business trip over a 3 day period. While, the hotel room and sleep experiences were OK... (nothing out of the ordinary), the problem I encountered throughout was the uncooperative nature of the staff to allow my visitors to use the elevator. They required me to keep coming down due to the access card needed to operate the elevator. I understand the need for security, but after my guests have spoken via house phone from the reception, the staff still did not escort them to the elevator and insert their access card for them to come to my floor. Staff at other hotels have always cooperated.

Location adjacent to railway station but no significant noise. Staff very helpful and welcoming. Spacious rooms and our room was very well cleaned and replenished every day. As the location was in the "centre" we were not invaded by coach parties at the weekend which usually stay for one night and can be disruptive for those wishing to have a peaceful break.

My room had a door to the next room of a total stranger with a handle only on my side. However in case of wish the other person could have enter to my room by just pushing that door which actually i did without knowing that that door leads to another room. The whole concept may be good for cleaning or room enlarging purposes but then the door can have a lock (with key).
And actually all the noise from the neighbor room came was disturbing due to this door.

There was no way to avoid wetting my heir while showering as the shower was only one mantled hard above.

The breakfast is also very basic.

The hotel is very close to train station but a bit far from the city center. Another remark is the parking. The hotel doesn't have an elevator that goes directly to the parking lot. Service is ok, it's clean (although I found an empty dirty glass in the middle of the hall) and the appts its the stardard for Novotels rooms. It's an old but good hotel.