I came to this hotel after several weeks of business travel because it was close to the airport and cheap. However, the taxi was 30 euros from the airport and 18 euros to return to the airport. I also had to pay 13 euros for internet access. The additional costs made the hotel not as cheap as it originally seemed. The hotel is in the middle of nowhere and the front desk shuts down between midnight and 7am.

In late July we made the mistake at staying at this hotel. We had spent the last 7 days in Munich and Nuremburg and had been staying in wonderful hotels for around $200/night. For this comfort property, we paid nearly that amount and can honestly it was the nastiest hotel I've ever stayed in. Stains all over the carpet, old, musty, and out-dated furniture and the bathroom was disgusting.

Stayed here for three nights in June.
Not too easy to find, we had to wander around for a while.
Anyway, we booked because it was cheap and close to the airport. Staff were very friendly and the room was spacious with a large bathroom. cleanliness and standard was just average but I liked the fact there were supermarkets (with bakerys) and a few restaurants just a few minutes walking distance away. Breakfast buffet was great, a lot to choose from and fresh. I would book this hotel again and would reccommend it for those who are after value.

For a rate of 63 euros, breakfast included, reasonable value. It would seem that some reviewers may have been ripped off by a taxi as there is a flat rate from the hotel to the airport of 18 euros |(Airport to hotel was 22 euros, but airport taxis are always more)
Rooms were fine - clean, well priced mini-bar, TV with CNN, and an excellent breakfast.
My grumble was the hotel advertised a restaurant open Monday - Saturday, plus bar. Well, Saturday night, our arrival at 7.45pm, everything closed! We had to wander out to a nearby shopping precinct to find Mexican burgers.
Nobody should expect too much from a 63 euro hotel. I doubt if many stay more than one night, and it serves the purpose.