The hotel building is apparently a junction of pre-existing houses which undergone a bit of renovation, situated in a dodgy neighbourhood. Did not make the best impression at all upon arrival. Everything was set on cheap style: almost no water going out of the shower, poor breakfast with items from discounter supermarket. Definitely overpriced.

I stayed here for 3 nights. The location is ok... close enough to the center of the city, but probably not worth the price. The staff was friendly enough & helpful. You can do worse, but you can probably do better also.

Not recommend for those 5’10” and more. Sheets, thin cotton comforter, and blankets are cut to fit exactly on top of the single bed. Woe to any body parts that stick out. Thin walls and thin ceilings make ear plugs a must. Just 20 minutes from the train station—if you can find it. (Head under tunnel toward the rear of the station, proceed until you are standing at the edge of a broad boulevard directly alongside of the Lisinski Music Hall.) Cross the boulevard—carefully; now proceed straight ahead, until you see a set of stairs on your left; these lead down to the narrow street the hotel is on. Turn right and proceed until you come to the hotel.). Basic breakfast buffet—very strong coffee, but hot milk available. Other guests mostly business people.

We spent there a weekend, and hotel is very nice and clean inside, and the rooms are very nice. We had parking for free, and the lokation is OK, not to far from the center. The breakfast was also good, and the stuff decent. The neighbourhood is not very nice, and from outside Hotel looks like an old bar (because the hotel is narrow but long, and the rooms are in the basement and on the first floor), so it seems like a small house with couple of rooms.