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"We had a triple room with single beds. It was very clean. Some parts of the room were a little dated but we couldn’t fault the cleanliness. Would definitely stay here again."

"No dressers or closets to put belongigs in. We were tripping over our suitcases."

"Centrally located with good facilities"

"This stay was a mixed bag. The rooms are clean and modern and have good facilities like a Nespresso machine, and a clothes steamer. The breakfast was nice, and many of the hotel staff were very friendly. However, there were some issues that really should not occur at this price point. The rooms are TINY. I had booked a "deluxe double" (they also apparently have smaller "cosy" rooms). I cannot imagine how a room could be smaller than this one. Thankfully, I was on my own. Two people would be very uncomfortable sharing this room, and it's really not clear at the time of booking how small these rooms are. There isn't even space for a desk and a chair and the wardrobe is only half length. Check-in time is 4pm, which could be quite inconvenient depending on your arrival time. There is a slightly stale odour in the hallway leading to the bedrooms. I also had an issue with my room not having been cleaned when I returned from my day out (at 4.30pm). This was resolved, although it took a while. The receptionist's attitude when I raised it really took me aback. She said that she would do what she could, but that it might not be possible if the cleaners had already left. Having your room cleaned is a fundamental part of staying in a hotel, so the idea that it was negotiable was quite shocking to me. Depending on your priorities, this could be a good place to stay, but you need to be prepared for a tiny room and to advocate quite strongly for yourself."

"Amazing location and very nice hotel staff! Helpful and kind. I’ll be back there!"

"Visually sight the room before making a non-refundable payment! The room they advertised looked NOTHING like the room they gave me. My room had an 18" by 4' window slit that looked into the lobby and did not open. It was the most claustrophobic room I've ever stayed in. I understand businesses need to make money, but it is simply dishonest to advertise one thing, collect payment, and then provide something else. I would like to ask the hotel, if you bought a Porche, paid cash, and then were given a Peugeot, how would you feel? I would like my money back."