Iris Boutique

The receptionist was great. I really appreciated the call to my foreign number when I left my passport at the check-in desk, and they kept it safe until I returned. The hotel is tucked on a quiet street about an 8 min drive from the airport. Parking was easy, even though we arrived at an unearthly hour, with around 8 guest spaces just outside. The rooms were a decent standard, with a coffee maker and toiletries provided.

The location is a little odd, so I wouldn't recommend it for a family stay or a long visit. For one night or a business trip if you have a car, though, it's more than good. The staff are nice, breakfast is good, and the Wi-Fi is better than in 90% of European hotels. Everything is clean like new. Free airport transfers are included both ways. There's a self-check-in desk at the entrance; its screen was on, but I didn't use it.

I've never stayed somewhere so noisy. People were partying and screaming with extremely loud music until 1 a.m. Others kept slamming doors every 5-10 minutes and talking loudly in the corridor past 2. The mattress was completely worn out and made creepy noises even when we breathed.

The owner was helpful with our luggage and airport rides, and the place was okay for a single night. Still, we were charged the same for a smaller room with a living area and one bedroom after booking a three-bedroom suite. There was no shower curtain, so water got all over the bathroom floor, and despite the listing mentioning a lift, there wasn't one. The location wasn't very convenient either, with no shops or restaurants nearby. I wouldn't stay longer.