Staff were very friendly and accommodating
Clean and comfortable
The breakfast was very good
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10 m² · 1 full bed
It has a wardrobe or closet — and a wake-up service.
14 m² · 1 queen bed and 1 sofa bed
It has a desk.
1 full bed
It has a city view — and free WiFi.
12 m² · 2 twin beds
It has upper floors accessible by elevator — and a tile/marble floor.
1 queen bed
It has satellite channels — and a telephone.
8 m² · Sleeps 1
The room contains one single bed for a single guest. A private bathroom is equipped with free toiletries. Air conditioning, tile or marble flooring, and a flat‑screen satellite TV provide climate control and entertainment.
14 m² · Sleeps 3
The Family Room is air‑conditioned and includes a flat‑screen TV with satellite channels. It offers three bunk beds, accommodating up to three guests. A private bathroom is provided for the room’s occupants.
There’s no way to adjust the air‑conditioning, and nothing to store things like toiletries or similar items.
“Petit hôtel très confortable et agréable ! Je reviendrai sans problème..”
I loved the quiet spot not far from the centre, with plenty of walks starting from there; I requested a garden‑side quiet room to avoid noise and on arrival the receptionist managed to switch my room (thanks!). The cleanliness, towel quality, bedding, bathroom products, air‑conditioning, little fridge and fast Wi‑Fi were all appreciated. The bus stop is just a 2‑minute walk (from the airport you can pay €2.30 with a TPER ticket, take line Q then bus 36 right to the hotel). Breakfast was well stocked with a wide range of sweet and savory options—I especially liked the quality of the muesli, the variety of cakes, and the coffee. Shops with food are nearby. I do have a few minor gripes: there’s no shelf in the bathroom to place items (I had to put my toiletry bag on the toilet bowl or bidet—not ideal, especially since there’s space for a shelf under the mirror in room 212), and there’s no shelf in the room either—just hangers, so I had to unpack my suitcase daily during my five‑day stay. Also, there’s no French TV channel, and I found the tax steep at €5.80 per day.
The linens were spotless, the international breakfast good. The hotel is close to the city centre but in a more residential area. The room was the right size, the single bed was large, and the bathroom and shower were well proportioned. The only issue was the lack of a support shelf in the bathroom. The balcony overlooking the inner courtyard didn’t offer a beautiful view but it was quiet.
“Schlechtes Preis Leistungsverhältnis, aber gut für Kurztrip.”
The location is good and you can walk into town quickly, but the hotel is sold as having climate control and you get 25 °C on the first night and 23 °C the next—both too hot and unchangeable. That price doesn’t justify it. Breakfast meets only the minimum standard and could be better. There’s mold in the shower. The room is tiny, the bathroom is large, and the toilet is at male height; if you’re under 2 m tall you can’t touch the floor with your feet. I’ve never seen that before. The bed is short.
“Exactly what we needed for our stay”
The hotel was clean and the breakfast excellent, nothing to complain about.
There’s no way to adjust the air‑conditioning, and nothing to store things like toiletries or similar items.
“Schlechtes Preis Leistungsverhältnis, aber gut für Kurztrip.”
The location is good and you can walk into town quickly, but the hotel is sold as having climate control and you get 25 °C on the first night and 23 °C the next—both too hot and unchangeable. That price doesn’t justify it. Breakfast meets only the minimum standard and could be better. There’s mold in the shower. The room is tiny, the bathroom is large, and the toilet is at male height; if you’re under 2 m tall you can’t touch the floor with your feet. I’ve never seen that before. The bed is short.
“Petit hôtel très confortable et agréable ! Je reviendrai sans problème..”
I loved the quiet spot not far from the centre, with plenty of walks starting from there; I requested a garden‑side quiet room to avoid noise and on arrival the receptionist managed to switch my room (thanks!). The cleanliness, towel quality, bedding, bathroom products, air‑conditioning, little fridge and fast Wi‑Fi were all appreciated. The bus stop is just a 2‑minute walk (from the airport you can pay €2.30 with a TPER ticket, take line Q then bus 36 right to the hotel). Breakfast was well stocked with a wide range of sweet and savory options—I especially liked the quality of the muesli, the variety of cakes, and the coffee. Shops with food are nearby. I do have a few minor gripes: there’s no shelf in the bathroom to place items (I had to put my toiletry bag on the toilet bowl or bidet—not ideal, especially since there’s space for a shelf under the mirror in room 212), and there’s no shelf in the room either—just hangers, so I had to unpack my suitcase daily during my five‑day stay. Also, there’s no French TV channel, and I found the tax steep at €5.80 per day.
“Exactly what we needed for our stay”
The hotel was clean and the breakfast excellent, nothing to complain about.
The linens were spotless, the international breakfast good. The hotel is close to the city centre but in a more residential area. The room was the right size, the single bed was large, and the bathroom and shower were well proportioned. The only issue was the lack of a support shelf in the bathroom. The balcony overlooking the inner courtyard didn’t offer a beautiful view but it was quiet.
