De Plam

The staff were super friendly, and the rooms were clean and very air conditioned. They’re functional, though, with no real coziness. It was a useful last-minute option near the airport when we couldn’t find anything else. Hopefully your last-minute rate won’t be as steep as ours.

It felt like everything had been left as it was 30 years ago. Breakfast had little choice, the elevator was tiny, and there were no extra outlets in the rooms. There are stairs at the entrance. Staff weren’t especially friendly and couldn’t help us get a taxi to the airport. The location was convenient, but it’s close to a loud street. The luggage storage area was so small there was no space for our bags, and leaving them in the restaurant didn’t feel secure. Overpriced for the low standard.

There’s no insulation from street noise at all. You can hear people talking at normal volume outside, and it makes sleeping really difficult. The rooms are extremely basic and feel like a hostel, even though the lobby has clearly been renovated recently. You have to park across the road in the car park, not at the hotel. I wouldn’t stay more than one night or pay over €75, and I’d only count on the location being decent.

Right in the city center, and the nearest free parking is only a three-minute walk away. The rooms and towels were changed or cleaned every day, and everything was handled professionally. We only used the hotel to sleep and wash, but I’d recommend it.