I stay 2 night there, and i havent any problem. The staff and the room was excellent. The breakfast was good and rich. Big rooms, bed and tabels are in good conditions.

I only stayed here for one night. I think it deserves its 3* ranking. The room was fairly large, and scrupulously clean. The bed was comfortable. The hotel staff was helpful and spoke sufficient English that I had no problems. The 'Belgian Brasserie' had a reasonable menu and the meal I had there was OK. The buffet breakfast (included with the room) offered a variety of fruit juices, fruit, cereal, eggs, sausages, cold meats, rolls and pastries. It is in easy walking distance from the RR station, and also from the main center of town. Thanks to good windows, late-night noise was not a problem.

I didn't find much of real interest in Gyor, so shall probably not return. If I do, I will defintely stay here again.

This suppose to be a 3* hotel and so it is if you don't count the staff attitude. I arrived here by car and parked in the parking place in front of the hotel. The receptionist told me the parking is free between 21 and 8 in the morning. After 8 the parking should be paid. Ok. At 8.45 next morning I came to the reception desk for check out and pay the parking place. This time the same receptionist told me the parking don't belong to the hotel but to the community and it's very probable to have already a penalty on the windshield of my car. And so it was. And not me only but other two cars in the same situation.
In fact it is a parking place with ticket machine which is very bad for the tourists. The hotel is a place for resting. If you come by car is mandatory to wake-up at 7.30 in the morning, wash your face and go quickly to the parking machine to get a ticket. If you don't the guys which take care of the parking places in the city will come at the very first paid hour exactly in front of the hotel. They know very well that there are at least 2-3 tourists which don't know the rule of the house.
Well, the penalty was 3000 HUF that means about 15 EUROs, not so much, but count the time lost for paying the bill at the post office in a town when the people speak only hungarian.
My feeling about this is the Gyor Municipality has a message for the tourists: "Go away! We don't need you! If you dare to come we will find a way to get your money!"