I think this place feels more like an apartment or guesthouse rather than a traditional hotel. It's actually located in a mixed-use commercial and residential building, so there are local residents, but they've dedicated certain rooms on a specific floor to operate as a hotel.
Despite its drawbacks, the breakfast and room service here are quite good. In the mornings, a lovely lady starts early, preparing everything for breakfast in the dining area. They offer fresh fruit, cold cuts, all sorts of dairy products, and bread, which I found very thoughtful.
I particularly loved the breakfast area; there are puzzles of various countries on the wall, which was really interesting. I was totally sold on that idea.
Getting to the city center from here is also very convenient. There's a bus stop right below the hotel, and a single bus ride takes you directly there. The nearest supermarket is diagonally across from the hotel, though it's not very big.
However, I'd actually recommend another spot: from the bus stop downstairs, there's an underpass that leads to a shopping mall past the train station. It has a DM (drugstore), and there are also a few local restaurants nearby that are popular with residents.
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