Hotel Class

The hot shower worked perfectly, and the rooms were huge and clean, with brown carpet. The building is a big white concrete cube in a logistics warehouse area. Hotel Class isn’t a honeymoon or romantic kind of place, and don’t expect a red carpet.

The hotel was cheap and the rooms were really big. The bed and bathroom were clean enough, but the chairs were dirty and full of crumbs. Breakfast starts at 8 on weekends, which was too late for me, so I had to skip it. It seems close to the train station, but Google Maps sends you down shortcuts that are building sides and closed. I’d say it’s about 15 minutes from the nearest station. The hotel is tucked away in an industrial area with nothing around. Most importantly, check-in is only until 21:30. I was originally due to arrive later and had to change all my plans because the hotel doesn’t answer communications. It was okay, but too many things bothered me, and I won’t be back.

Be careful with your booking requests. Unfortunately, the receptionist can’t understand English. She acts as if she does, but actually doesn’t.

The standard room is very spacious, and the place is clean and tidy. It’s a solid three-star hotel with friendly staff, good value for money, and an interesting area, with places nearby to eat and relax. There was a fridge, a theepot, and a big bed. Definitely worth a visit.