Jester

Really good service :)

I travel often and would gladly recommend this hotel. Our room and bathroom were roomy and clean, and the parking area was spacious and smart enough to fit a truck. The Wi-Fi didn't work, which was a bit disappointing, though these days most people have their own internet. Breakfast was mostly gone by the time I arrived, as often happens when I get there late. What remained was tasty, and I have no complaints about what I ate. The service was friendly.

The rooms were clean and fine, and breakfast was decent with enough to eat. There's plenty of parking beneath the hotel. The drawbacks are that there's no restaurant or way to buy drinks or snacks at reception. Also, a railway line runs right beside the hotel, so trains and the crossing barriers can be heard from time to time.

Parking is plentiful, and my room was clean with a lockable door. The front desk gentleman was nice, too. Still, there was a bug crawling around, and I found several things lacking. The floor creaked, there are three floors and no elevator, and the mattress springs can press into your back. No chair, kettle, or hairdryer in the room, just two glasses and no bottled water. The TV is small, as is the bathroom, which has a folding door and a curtained shower. There's not even a small towel for the floor outside the shower. With two single beds, there was only one bedside table, lamp, and socket, so I couldn't charge my phone and use the light at the same time. Cleaning is available only if you ask at reception. The restaurant was closed. Breakfast depended on how many guests were staying: plated service when it was quiet, buffet for larger groups. There was no coffee machine, and the repeated, mediocre food was low quality, including hot sausages or scrambled eggs. No fruit, pastries, yogurt, milk, cereal, or juice. The building and rooms were warm, but heating was switched off overnight and back on in the morning. A nearby train station means trains can sometimes be heard. To me, this felt more like a workers' motel than a three-star hotel.