“Verrücktes Hotel in einer verrückten, lebendigen und überraschenden Stadt”
A small hotel with great charm and a very nice breakfast room design. There’s a cozy courtyard where you can sit, chat, or drink coffee if needed. Friendly staff and excellent breakfast—eggs or pancakes are freshly made on request. The streetcar (old tram) could theoretically take you from the next intersection to the French Quarter in 30 minutes for $1.25, allowing you to leave the car, but it often breaks down, there’s construction, and especially night returns can take a lot of time, though the hotel can’t control that. The room is quite narrow, the bed squeaks but is comfortable. There’s practically no additional equipment like a table, only one chair, a microwave, a small coffee machine, etc., as in most other hotels, but you can always go to the breakfast room for tea or water. The accommodation is very expensive, but that’s largely due to the city and especially the proximity to Halloween, which is celebrated there.
Katrin·Hace 2 semanas