The positives of this hotel are the helpful, friendly staff; location in a pleasant, quiet (I didn't notice the sirens from the nearby hospital) residential neighborhood with easy access to the tram; computer with Internet access in the lobby; and modest price. Our rooms (2 small, cramped attic rooms with slanted low ceilings and a shared bath) are not for everyone. We were offered an opportunity to "upgrade" to a standard room, but declined without viewing the any other rooms. There are limited options for dining nearby.

We stayed for 3 nights in one of the rooms at the top of the building.

The breakfast was quite good and the staff were helpful and friendly but the the room was very small. We got a 3 for 2 nights deal which made it a reasonable price.

Clean and charming, but with a really mouldy, smelly bathroom.
Very thin walls. Had to listen to the neighbours at it all night. Close to the hospital so lots of sirens all night too.
Very inconvenient location. Had to catch 1-2 trams just to get into town. But at least the trams a 2 minutes from the door.
I wouldn't stay here again.
Better off staying on the other side of the river in Pest.

No doubt this hotel is good value for money. Has a small friendly feel about it. My double room was very nice, clean and quiet. The staff were helpful. On the downside, the breakfast was disappointing (The kitchen staff seemed to hide from guests, apparently to avoid preparing cooked breakfasts.) My room safe was broken and no effort made to repair it. And the location (10 - 15 minutes walk to the nearest Metro) is remote. The Thai restaurant adjacent to the hotel is excellent and definitely worth a visit.