“Not worth it at all, find a different location.”
I could book the place, but I almost ended up sleeping in my rental car. The doors were locked for check‑in, and I had to call the listed numbers repeatedly before someone answered. The bathroom wasn’t very clean—perhaps the sheets were just stained rather than dirty. The walls were paper‑thin, so I could hear every street noise; the neighborhood seemed quiet, yet on a Saturday night it was a busy street, and I woke up to a man in the room above me urinating loudly. The pillows and bed were extremely uncomfortable, clearly a discount mattress. Breakfast and checkout were both scheduled for 7:30 am, but nobody arrived to serve breakfast or to handle checkout; I had to leave the key in my room because I needed to catch a flight, leaving several upset guests waiting for breakfast. I’ll finish by saying that as an American, I find German standards of cleanliness and hygiene to be lower than American ones.
Celina·Sebulan lalu