Princesshan_212
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I can’t comment on the food or drinks as we didn’t have either during our stay, but here’s my honest review based on the room and overall experience.||On first impressions, the hotel was clean and the staff were really friendly. Unfortunately, the main issue for me was the noise. If you’re a light sleeper, I honestly wouldn’t recommend this hotel. The safest option for noise is probably a top-floor, courtyard-facing room.||We had booked a courtyard-facing room on the ground floor, but on our first night we were put in a second-floor room on the outside of the hotel facing the traffic. It was one of the worst nights’ sleep I’ve had — the traffic noise was constant, the bed was very firm, and the pillows didn’t feel comfortable or big enough for the width of the mattress. The next morning my partner asked if we could switch to the room we had actually booked, and to be fair, the staff moved us quickly. They said the second-floor room was an “upgrade,” but it definitely didn’t feel like one.||The ground-floor courtyard room we ended up in was more spacious and much quieter. However, the outside shutter didn’t work. I mentioned it, but it never got fixed, so we were woken up early by the courtyard lighting and the natural light. One morning, a staff member was moving cages/trolleys around at 6am which woke us up — I even heard someone else complain from another room. It just seemed unnecessary at that hour.||Overall, the staff are lovely and the hotel is very central (about a 10-minute walk to the train station). The rooms themselves are basic, with a slightly odd layout — the shower is in the room, hidden only by a curtain. Personally, I wouldn’t stay here again because of the noise, and I wouldn’t recommend it as a romantic hotel for couples. The rooms just don’t give off that vibe.||Friendly team, great location, but the noise made the stay difficult.