Triumph Inn

We had a very relaxed stay in apartment No.6, and I’m really glad we found it. The owners were kind and considerate, and the accommodation was pristine. A lot of thought has gone into the apartment design. Even the gentlemen working in the garden were lovely, and everyone made us feel welcome.

The outdoor terrace was a lovely place to spend the evenings, and I especially appreciated how clean the house was. We stayed for two days at the holiday home "Triumph 1" and had a fantastic time. It’s tastefully decorated, comfortable and cozy, with a well-equipped kitchen. The open living area gets plenty of light through its large windows. We can highly recommend it.

This is a simple, clean place for solo travelers, more like a dorm hotel than an all-inclusive one. The shared areas are really clean, and you can cook in the shared kitchen, which has stoves and sinks for preparing meals, plus an oven. The bathroom is separate and down the hall. It seems best suited to single travelers, mostly men, though they do have accommodation for women. You’ll need a vehicle to get here if you take the train, as I did. There seems to be a bus line, but the property manager recommended having a vehicle to get around.

The little Inn is in a convenient spot, and everything was clean and tidy. But the bed and bedding were appalling, at least in my room. I’ve stayed in hostels and hotels in over 40 countries, and this was among the worst: the lumpy pillow was so uncomfortable I used the other bed’s duvet to make it better, and that duvet had such a strong fragrance that I couldn’t sleep all night. Springs poked into my back, too. Please get new mattresses and bedding for your hotel triumph.