Thomas F.
There’s no internet, and the breakfast was poor. The rooms felt poky, with the cheapest-looking furniture, and the building itself is a tired office block with bits of several floors that don’t connect. Your room key also opens the corridor door. Reception is only staffed for a few hours a day, and I find unmanned hotels rather squalid. There’s no dedicated car park, though a nearby underground municipal car park is surprisingly easy to use once you learn the trick. This place is weird.

