The price is good, as is the location near the train station and many bus stops. The room with a balcony and bed is also okay. The staff is friendly and tries to address the shortcomings. The TV is okay, but since it mainly shows French channels, even though Canal+ is listed, none of them work, including RTL+. However, you can watch ARD and the other major channels. It wouldn't be so bad if there was Wi-Fi in the room, but as it is, you're dependent on it. The downside: no Wi-Fi available. A rather old-looking sign by the elevator indicates that Wi-Fi is only available at reception. The toilet has no door, only curtains, and our bathroom was constantly flooded because water leaked from the bottom of the toilet. There was no toilet brush. The heating, even though it was switched off, ran loudly all night due to the main pipe running through the room. Sleeping was nearly impossible. The shower was very cramped. Breakfast: no buffet; you received a tray with three slices of toast, two butters, two jams, and two cream cheeses. On the first day, there was one egg, but on the second day, we didn't get one. The toaster, like many things in the hotel, was broken. The coffee machine was fine, and they had juice. Better to book without breakfast. Safety: I didn't see any smoke detectors or sprinkler systems in the hotel, either in the room or in the hallway. Is this not a requirement in France? The fact that they're missing is evident from the entrance area; there's no fire alarm system to be seen. This hotel really needs to invest some money.
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