The hotel's location is good and was quite easy to find. It's close to many attractions.
There's an elevator, so you won't have to lug your suitcases up the stairs.
The hotel is small, with about 3 rooms per floor.
At least one English-speaking staff member is available at the front desk, so everything can be explained. They are very friendly, polite, and professional.
The free buffet breakfast has a rather limited variety and isn't refilled by the chefs if it runs out, so it's best to go right at the beginning while everything is still available. The coffee and tea are lukewarm and run out quickly.
The room was clean and spacious enough.
There's a free daily cleaning service. If you hang the 'do not disturb' sign on your door, they won't clean your room.
Before check-in, we signed an agreement acknowledging our responsibility and obligation to compensate for any damages. After check-out, we were asked to wait 5 minutes while a staff member went to check the room's condition, and only then were we allowed to leave.
The bed was huge and soft.
The shower had somewhat weak water pressure and required some adjustment.
There was no window in the room, however, one of the walls was made of glass and overlooked the hotel's reception hall. This made the room incredibly noisy starting from 5 AM, as all conversations at the reception desk could be heard. It was simply impossible to sleep.
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