This is a decent hotel if you're just looking for a place to store your belongings and sleep. It boasts an excellent location for tourist hotspots, with grocery stores, liquor shops, cafes, and restaurants all within walking distance. There's a baggage room near the reception where you can store your suitcases/bags for free before check-in or after check-out.
Our room had two beds with white linen, but unfortunately, the pillows were very uncomfortable (small and flat). It also came with a coffee table, two chairs, two bedside tables, an open wardrobe (no doors), a TV, coat hooks, and an ottoman. Significant drawbacks include the lack of a refrigerator and incredibly thin walls – you can hear everything happening with your neighbors next door (and sometimes upstairs).
Bathrooms are pretty standard: a toilet, a shower cabin, a sink, and a hairdryer. Towels and linens are changed upon request. Shower essentials (shower gel and shampoo) are provided daily. There's also a 'Do Not Disturb' sign.
Our room's window overlooked an inner courtyard, so it was quiet enough at night, even with the window open.
I can't comment on the food – we were offered breakfast upon check-in but declined. There's a communal table in the hallway with a kettle, teabags, instant coffee, and sugar for general use, which we also didn't use.
On the third floor, there's a laundry area with one washing machine and one dryer. Payment is contactless via a tablet on the right wall. Laundry detergent is not provided.
Another minor inconvenience is that there's only one key per room. However, you can always get into the hotel by asking the reception to open the main entrance door.
Upon check-in, they also offered tours. There were options to choose from, but we had already planned our activities independently beforehand, so we declined.
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