“Mehr Jugendherberge als Hotel”
The breakfast was adequate in a cafeteria‑style setting. Water in the room cooled quickly while showering. The windows are as sound‑proof as thin towels. One must also keep in mind that you’re not staying next to a hotel but in an asylum centre, which shows in everyday life on all floors and rooms. There is only one communal TV (international kids sit in the afternoon and adult residents in the evening); broadcasts are mostly in Russian or French. Rooms are large and clean, but the furniture is sparse and simple. The garden is a nice place to relax. It would help to have a TV in every room for news. The house kitchen is only for asylum seekers; perhaps a paid option could be added.
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