"Very good"

"A transit point chosen while going from Vienna to Hallstatt.. I chose a residence-type accommodation with a washing machine to wash clothes during a long trip, but there was no washing machine in the room, and there was one small washing machine and one dryer in the laundry room. Fortunately, we were the only guests, so we had no trouble doing laundry, but we had a hard time because we didn't know how to use the washing machine in German. Maybe because we were not familiar with it, the washing and drying time was unusually long. There was a single-burner electric range, simple cooking utensils, dishes, and cutlery in the sink in the room, and although there was a terrace, it was only divided into sections with wooden bales, so it was like bringing iron chairs and tables to the road.. The neighborhood was quiet, there were many marts around, and there was a gas station and bank (travel blog fee) right across the street from the hotel, and there was a free parking lot in the basement, so it was convenient. Since it was an unmanned system, check-in and check-out were done by machine, and it was difficult to get help because there were no staff members.."

"The staff was friendly and the room was clean and everything was good, but the chimpanzee picture across from the bed surprised me several times."

"Nice hotel, very clean, however the family room we were in was tiny, located on the attic with one roof window and no Aircon. There was a fan, but the room was absolutely roasting. We did not sleep well. Take it into account when traveling with kids. Beds are comfy, bathroom also fine. Parking for a night 15€ seems expensive."

"The location was excellent in the middle of the city. Since there was no reception, you could not store his luggage on the day of arrival and departure"

"This hotel is a must-stay for business trips in Wales. It has a rich breakfast and 24-hour front desk service. The pedestrian street in the city center is just outside the door."

"The welcome was very friendly and the staff charming. Where things fall apart is in the details, making all the difference between a good hotel and a mediocre one: - breakfast at 8 am, not before (you have to give 48 hours' notice if you want to have breakfast earlier - yes, you read that right). - comfortable bed but no sheets (just a mattress protector and a duvet). This may be the local custom, but it's unacceptable for the price paid and the hotel's category. - you pay upon arrival, not upon departure. - cancellation is impossible less than two days before arrival (non-negotiable despite explaining that I arrived later than planned by private plane due to bad weather). In short, even though the staff is attentive and the room is adequate, this hotel leaves me with a "pay first" feeling, and it won't leave a lasting impression."

"Very very close to the train station, opposite the supermarket is very convenient, the only downside is that the room may be a bit dusty,"

"Not bad, self-service check-in, the room was clean, and mine was quite big!"