Can't go wrong here if you are into really old school. Funky rooms with no carpet and a little TV from the 70's. Pricing is really cheap. Stayed here for one night on May 18, 2016 as we needed a place close to the Theater Slaski and this seemed to be the closest. Had 2 double beds ( actually they ended up being two single beds) because they are really small but comfortable. Size of room is a bit bigger than the average IBIS hotel but not by much. Hotel is so old you still get a real key to your door. All the reservations are still done on paper. It's like they are still in the last century somewhere. Breakfast was a HUGE spread and free. Parking lot seems quite small and runs about $20/ day. We got lucky to find a spot in the lot at about 3 P.M. Any later, who knows. Would stay again if in the area. Total for one weekday including parking and breakfast for 2 came to $65.00. Hard to beat for the price. read more