The place is literally a stone’s throw from the airport, which is great if you’re catching a flight.
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40 m² · 1 full bed
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35 m² · 1 queen bed
Beds 8.5/10 · 330 guests mention them
“Good cheap option to spend a night”
The apartment felt brand‑new and actually had two separate rooms, which was a nice surprise, and the hostess was on the ball the whole time. A few of the dishes we ordered were tasty, but the floor in the bathroom could have been cleaner and the hot‑water took a while to show up. The bed was oddly short and narrow for two people, and there was basically only a tiny bedside table, so I ended up stacking my clothes on the floor.
Everything about my stay was spot on—clean, comfortable, and exactly what I needed.
The hotel’s proximity to the airport is a definite plus, but the lack of windows made the room feel cramped, and a strong sewer smell kept me from getting any sleep.
“Excellent location”
I liked how close the hotel is to the airport and the staff were genuinely friendly and quick to help. The rooms look freshly renovated and are generally tidy, though I did notice a bit of dust on the floor in a few spots. To my surprise, there was no toilet paper when I first got the key, which was a minor inconvenience.
“Its not a hotel. Its just few detached rooms on the ground”
The place is literally a stone’s throw from the airport, which is great if you’re catching a flight. Unfortunately, the building isn’t a proper hotel – it’s just a ground‑level detached unit with no central heating. The radiator in the bedroom was an ancient plug‑in that barely warmed the room while the windows let in a blast of –11 °C air, and the AC in the sitting area was set to 30 °C but only managed a lukewarm 15 °C.
“Good cheap option to spend a night”
The apartment felt brand‑new and actually had two separate rooms, which was a nice surprise, and the hostess was on the ball the whole time. A few of the dishes we ordered were tasty, but the floor in the bathroom could have been cleaner and the hot‑water took a while to show up. The bed was oddly short and narrow for two people, and there was basically only a tiny bedside table, so I ended up stacking my clothes on the floor.
“Excellent location”
I liked how close the hotel is to the airport and the staff were genuinely friendly and quick to help. The rooms look freshly renovated and are generally tidy, though I did notice a bit of dust on the floor in a few spots. To my surprise, there was no toilet paper when I first got the key, which was a minor inconvenience.
Everything about my stay was spot on—clean, comfortable, and exactly what I needed.
“Its not a hotel. Its just few detached rooms on the ground”
The place is literally a stone’s throw from the airport, which is great if you’re catching a flight. Unfortunately, the building isn’t a proper hotel – it’s just a ground‑level detached unit with no central heating. The radiator in the bedroom was an ancient plug‑in that barely warmed the room while the windows let in a blast of –11 °C air, and the AC in the sitting area was set to 30 °C but only managed a lukewarm 15 °C.
The hotel’s proximity to the airport is a definite plus, but the lack of windows made the room feel cramped, and a strong sewer smell kept me from getting any sleep.
