The location of this hotel is convenient to the hospital and the university. Unfortunately that…read moremeans that you heAr the sirens and the helicopters (life flights?) all night. For Americans, you should note that there is no AC , but you can request a fan at the front desk. My room was large, even though it was a single, so large in fact that I don't understand why it didn't have a queen or king size bed. There is a decent Italian restaurant on site, but the wait staff can be a bit dismissive to downright rude. Although I found the bartenders more delightful. The free WiFi is nice and easy to use. I never turned the TV on during my week long stay, so I cannot comment on selection or service. Overall I found the staff helpful, however Boris is a standout at the front desk. He was eager to make dinner reservations and call for taxi service. You should note that there aren't many options for dinning so if you don't take the bus or have a rental, taxi service into the City Center and the train station will cost you 9-12 euros and none of my cabs took credit cards.

I got a huge room in the corner of the building. The room was almost too big since there wasn't…read morereally that much in it. The rooms in the non-smoking part of the hotel face the main road.

The is a very small hotel with small rooms and old decor in the common areas. When we arrived with…read moreour tour group they had the room keys ready but our room was not ready. Which means the only place to wait is the lobby- where there is just one place to sit -- one couch. The third floor is cold. The radiators are loud. The room lights are very slow to come on and not very bright. Not a well planned or helpful place.