The major advantage of this hotel is its location, as mentioned in other reviews. It calls itself a "Pension" which probably would best translate as a family hotel where one can also get meals, but here this refers only to breakfast. The rooms are standard, the carpets slightly filthy, the shower on the small side and rather simple. There is free wifi internet, and fast too, so that's an asset as I regularly have to work in the evenings. The breakfast room is small and dark and the breakfast simple, no espresso, no croissant, just filter coffee, bread rolls, yoghurts, orange juice and the usual cold cuts, cheese and butter. The hotel occupies only the second floor on this stately building, with a completely untrustworthy and very small elevator serving it; I always preferred to take the stairs. The staff seems to be entirely Russian (and most guests too), but friendly and helpful when needed. The hotel does not deserve fours stars at all, three at most, and at 138 Euros per night for a double (single was not available) I find it rather steeply priced.

the pension is small clean and very friendly the receptionist could not do enough for myself and my friend .they kept our luggage as we had a late train to romania.she photocopied our passports for us free of charge as she was very concerned that we were two women traveling alone to romania by train.breakfast was very relaxed and food super .rooms very clean staff super .would def stay there again.