Hotel KO15

The hotel is close to the old town’s main sights, plus playgrounds, restaurants, cafés, ice cream, and a grocery store. From the front steps it feels like a medieval fairy tale. Our family room worked perfectly for the children, aged 4 and 7: they had an adjoining room with their own TV and a door we could close, so they could go to bed early and watch TV on their own in the morning. There was a nice foyer, the rooms were spacious, and the balcony was a special bonus. Everything was clean, and breakfast was very good. We enjoyed the scrambled and boiled eggs, the variety of cured meats, bread, cheeses, yogurt, and cereal, and the warm buns straight from the oven were irresistible. The food was high quality, with a good number of vegan options, and I was glad to find poultry salami. My birthday was on our last day, and the staff surprised us with a special treat. That kind of service makes me look forward to coming back. Parking was the awkward part. Although the booking app suggested parking was available, the hotel didn’t offer us a space and sent us to a public lot an 8 minute walk away. We had to pay 8€ in coins before 10 a.m. each morning. It wasn’t ideal, but we were glad to have an option, and the price was right. I was disappointed that there was no kettle or coffee maker in the room. I asked for tea at the lovely coffee machine and hot water dispenser in the lobby, and was given some; nobody mentioned a charge, and I saw no prices posted. When I used the machine again, one of the owners helped me and still didn’t mention a price. At checkout, there was a tea charge on the bill. A price needs to be agreed to as part of a contract. If the room had had a kettle, I would have bought tea at the grocery store across the street. The stay was otherwise so good that I’d absolutely recommend the hotel, but watch out for the lobby drinks.