Ken S.
Google
UPDATE: 27 Oct. 2025:
I appreciate the reply.
A clean, quiet place; although isn’t that a basic expectation of any hotel or lodging?
The rooms are comfortable enough, but spartan in atmosphere. The chairs on the porch are the most uncomfortable in existence.
The “free breakfast“ is a complete joke. A few rolls, some margarine, juice, a slice each of cheese and highly processed lunch meat. And this was for two people. Must have cost about 2 Euros to put together, if that. Extra Keurig coffee capsules will cost you 25 cents each.
No phone (not like that’s terrible), no air conditioner and a very loud fan for when it’s hot and muggy. Which is often.
And don’t plan on eating dinner if you arrive Tuesday, or Wednesday because the on-site restaurant is closed. Any other place is a drive or taxi ride away. How does a restaurant succeed when it’s open just five days a week? I guess they figure people aren’t hungry the other two days. Exceptionally poor policy that clearly thumbs their nose at hotel guests. That said, the food rises to the level of good, but nothing more.
Lacking basic amenities, this place takes itself away too seriously. It’s a bed for the night with a bathroom and a porch.
And the supposed passion of the owners for being environmentally sensitive? Total garbage. If they really cared they wouldn’t put Keurig coffee makers in every room. The plastic coffee capsule these are not at all recyclable.