Graham M.
The kitchen and shared areas were nice and comfortable. There were two fridges, two complete stovetops, plenty of dishes and cutlery, though I didn't see an oven. The check-in was easy and flexible with lock boxes. It felt more like a boutique hostel than a hotel, and the building is old, but the inside was modern and clean. It's under a 10-minute walk to both the supermarket and train station. Google Maps showed 35 minutes to the airport by train with one change. Our room had good space, a heater, one wardrobe, bedside lamps, a small mirror, two chairs, a little table, lots of outlets, and fine Wi-Fi. It got 12 Mbps down and 0.5 up. The connection dropped sometimes, but Netflix loaded without trouble. The double bed was comfortable, with two separate mattresses and duvets and no top sheet. There was a separate toilet, plus a shower and toilet on our floor, outside the room. Our toilet was permanently locked. The shared shower and toilet were clean, but had no hand towel or extractor fan, and the blocked drain flooded part of the floor. Hot water seemed to run on a shared line, so it switched between hot and cold when other people were using it. The pressure was always good, and there was always hand soap. One small complaint: they said the fire alarm check would happen at 10am, but knocked at 9:30am and came straight in.
