We started our travels in pecs and stayed here. The place is simple and comfortable. The rooms are differently sized, so i believe it's important to understand or state your requirements prior. We had a large and spacious room which we traded with our friend! The beds are comfortable and nice with a large window that faces the sky and provides natural skylight if you choose to open it. The outside noise did not reach us making for a quiet stay. Located a few minutes walk from the main restaurants and hang outs, it was easy to wander in and out any time. The hotel does not have a lift and has two flights of steps to get your stuff up. The staff are friendly and one speaks English, so it was not hard at all. The breakfast is decent though be warned that the 'scrambled eggs' on the menu is really an omelette!!!! The bathroom in our room was split between the shower and the toilet. The toilet was separate from the shower which was convenient. The shower is super small and will be difficult to manoeuvre for larger people.

I did not have the "clean room" feeling in this hotel. The bathroom was small and had a distinctive sewage smell which filled the whole room. The breakfast was ok. The location of the hotel is perfect as it is located in the city centre. If you are with car and want to park by the hotel you have to buy a pass. In case you forget it you will get a fine in a blink of an eye.

If you'd like a good coffee, I would recommend Café Frei located in Király street (200 meters away) which has a wide range of coffees, 70 different types to be precise.

We enjoyed our stay at the Fonix Hotel. It is really close to the centre of town so ideal for sightseeing. We had a good sized family room with en-suite facilities. The shower room was a bit small, but adequate. There was a fan provided and a small fridge for us to use to cool down drinks. Breakfast was limited but fine for the budget.

If you arrive by car, as we did, you need to buy a permit in order to park in the streets around the hotel. The receptionist issued us with a parking permit which was meant to be valid for 24 hours. She dated it correctly, but neglected to complete the arrival time, meaning it effectively expired at midnight. This led to a 4,900 HUF (15 GBP) fine being issued the next morning. Unfortunately we only noticed this when we had already left Pécs and had no chance to dispute it.