3 Alex - 2 weeks ago
An average hotel that markets towards younger individuals yet has absurd prices. Overall it is okay; the hotel is clean, it is colorful, the lounge area is aesthetic, and there is always an event going on or people mingling amongst another. However, the rooms and utilities are slightly lacking in practicality. The rooms themselves don’t have a mini fridge so if you are planning to buy some groceries: don’t, unless you will eat them the same day. The laundry facilities are free but the dryers are bad as even if you dried your clothes for five hours, they will still be damp/wet and there is no drying rack in the room. Not to mention, the lack of personal responsibility from other hotel guests to get their clothes from the machines leaving you either waiting half a day for an open machine or throwing someone else’s clothes onto a table- not the hotels fault. The rooms are rather sound proof and you can’t hear your neighbors but you will wake up in the middle of the night coughing from the amount of smokers who smoke right below your window, even though you are on a high floor. They have a good restaurant on the ground floor but supplies run out fast so the menu is oftentimes reduced. To summarize: the hotel is a hectic environment with helpful but overworked staff. It is located ideally next to the metro and the centralized location gives you a good starting place to begin to explore the city. Would I recommend it? No. But it is better than a hostel.