Dynamit

Breakfast is included.

The friendly staff were the bright spot. The place felt like an industrial building turned into a hotel, and the bed was so worn out that I checked out on my own at 4 a.m. I missed breakfast, so I can't really comment on it.

For an overnight stay it was just okay, but I wouldn't book this hotel again. The exterior alone put me off, and the rooms and hallways smelled of cigarette smoke even though the hotel was listed as smoke-free. The bathroom and bed frames were worn, and the beds were much too soft for me to sleep on. Our triple room had plenty of space but felt coldly furnished. We arrived at 3 p.m., the normal check-in time, but were rudely told by reception that check-in was only at 5 p.m. The guy at reception did eventually let us in at 3. At breakfast, we were initially expecting food for only one person despite having a triple room, but the two ladies there sorted it out quickly. Breakfast itself was good. I'd say this hotel is only suited to truck drivers. The reception staff were unfriendly, and the rooms and corridors smelled bad.

We spent a week here for work and tried to spend as little time in the hotel as possible. The staff were friendly and helpful, and breakfast was okay, with coffee, juice, tea, rolls, and assorted toppings. The discount store sausage wasn't very tasty, the cutlery was dirty every day as if the dishwasher was overloaded, and the sausage and cheese weren't kept properly chilled. The room was huge, but the furniture was dreadful: a rickety metal-frame bed, two old, dirty, broken bedside tables, a grimy table and two chairs, an IKEA cabinet, and a broken kitchen counter with a big TV on top and a fridge below. There was just one outlet by the bed, with the rest scattered around inconvenient spots. The shower curtain was moldy, the toilet seat broken, and the faucet and mirrors filthy. It's a former slaughterhouse, and the rooms really show it. An absolute disgrace. The attached photos show the condition. We were lucky to get a room at the back rather than street-facing. It overlooked a hall where you could hear employees smoking, chatting, and throwing trash into huge containers, though not for the whole evening. There's no central heating, just underfloor heating that made the room extremely hot all the time. You couldn't adjust it except by throwing the windows wide open. I can't recommend this hotel.