How do I put this? The hotel's location is definitely its strong suit. It's super convenient to walk from the train station with your luggage, and it's practically surrounded by four popular ice cream shops. The seafood restaurant that's trending on Xiaohongshu is also just a 3-minute walk away. There are small convenience stores nearby too, with yogurt, water, drinks, and alcohol – pretty much everything you'd need.
The hotel's exterior is lovely, especially at night. However, the blackout curtains in the room aren't great, and it can get a bit noisy during the day facing the street, so light sleepers should take note. But the interior facilities are really old; it feels like something out of a 90s movie motel. Still, for a four-star hotel in Europe at this price point, I guess that's to be expected! The room is tiny; it's hard to move around once you open your suitcase. The bathroom door can't even close if you're sitting on the toilet, but it is kept very clean. The hotel elevator is so small it can only fit two slim people and a 33-inch suitcase – two larger people wouldn't be able to fit luggage, and it would be awkwardly close, haha!
The area around the hotel feels very safe, and the front desk staff are incredibly nice. Luggage storage is also secure. If you're not planning on spending all your time at the hotel and don't mind the absence of a gym, spa, or lobby bar, then this could be a good option.
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