Landhaus Hotel Restaurant

The room felt humid, so air conditioning would be useful. In the morning, the cleaner knocked to check whether it was vacant and could be cleaned. She apologized once she realized we were still inside, though a sign for occupied rooms might help avoid that. The check-in system worked very well and was efficient. I'd happily recommend the hotel for an overnight stay.

My room, 105, was warm and stuffy, with barely any airflow even when the windows were open. One side was blocked by a cabinet and only opened about four inches, or 10 cm, while insects came in through the open windows, including a grasshopper, mosquitoes, and flies. I'd stay again, but I'd bring a fan. The room seemed designed for one person: there was no bathroom door, the 80 cm (31.5") bed was narrower than the 90 cm (36") standard twin, and even the desk and most other things were tiny. The cabinet was the exception, at a standard size. The hotel is right beside the country's main road, though the entrance and parking are down the alley on the other side of the building. The hotel begins on the third floor, reached only by stairs, as the booking information mentioned. Check-in was hard because sunlight behind me made the screen almost impossible to see, even after trying different angles and blocking it with my arm and a folder. I also hadn't noticed, or the booking details hadn't mentioned, that cash isn't accepted. You need a credit card, and there is no staff member there to check you in.

The check-in machine was awful, especially for a group. It made the process tedious and time-consuming. The rooms were good, with small fridges and a free coffee machine and capsules.

The room was really nice and spotless, and the place is brand new. We found a mini fridge and microwave, plus chocolates on the pillows, a nice touch. Parking was easy too. Be aware, though, that it's loud, with lots of traffic noise and a popular bar and restaurant across the street. There's no elevator, so luggage has to go up the stairs to the third floor, and there's no thermostat in the room. Because of the noise, I'd probably stay somewhere else next time.