ApartHotel Vinnhorst

The bed was comfortable, and they even provided a pillow for side sleepers. Still, I wouldn't call this a comfortable place. The light curtains barely block daylight, so naps during the day are difficult. The open shower splashes water around the room, despite very little coming from the showerhead. The bathroom has been partly modernized, but that hasn't solved the problem. Getting there is easy by tram, with the stop right outside, and you can also drive. Parking is limited, though, and arcade customers often use the same spaces. Entry to the apartment is by code through electronic locks. Rooms are on several floors, with no elevator, and the hallway is plain. All rooms are non-smoking. The room has a basic kitchenette opposite the bed, plus a modern-looking bed and wardrobe. There are things on the floor you can trip over. A fridge, stovetop, microwave, dishes, cutlery, a few pots, and a frying pan are provided, but some were dirty in the cupboard and needed washing. Housekeeping was unpredictable. Sometimes a loud group wandered through empty rooms; other times nobody came. My rubbish was taken only once, when I opened the door, and they didn't leave an empty bag afterward. Wi-Fi is available, but I didn't try it. There's no safe, shower gel, or room service. It's a simple, practical place with a kitchen, probably handy for workers who need a quick stay. I just didn't like it.

Cockroaches all over the rooms, and a terrible smell. Just a horrible hotel.

The internet is weak and the TV won't work. There's water leaking from the refrigerator, broken cabinets, and the window won't shut all the way.

Really tasty.