Aparthotel Sanni

There's no lift, so I had to carry my bags up the stairs. It's a long way from the central station too, and I wouldn't suggest walking here.

Really bad.

The tram stop is very close, and even though the hotel is on the street, the rooms are quiet and well insulated. But the place felt impersonal, with sparse furnishings that made the rooms uncomfortable. A lot of the advertised amenities were missing, though we didn't use them anyway. The shower pressure was so weak it was practically unusable. I wouldn't recommend it, though it was okay for one night.

At 58 euros, our room was the cheapest around, and the small space was laid out cleverly, with everything put to good use. We were on the top floor, where there was a bathroom with an electric skylight, a kitchenette with the essentials, and good beds with storage underneath. The emergency exits were excellent. There isn't a lift, and it's a ten-minute walk to the center, but carrying my backpack was no problem. The lively neighborhood has lots of places to eat and a Penny Market around the corner. I'd avoid it with a suitcase or mobility issues, but otherwise it was fine.