“After drinking all two bags of tea from the room, it was not replenished by the staff for 3 days - despite the fact that the staff visited the room; once they did not even close it after the visit, they left it open by locking the lock on the door in such a way that ANYONE HAD A CHANCE TO ENTER MY ROOM AND ROB ME. Quite often the hotel staff did not make life easy for guests by not providing basic room standards (during each stay something does not work; once the kettle, once the iron, once the TV remote control is devoid of batteries, once the shower handset handle practically does not stick to the wall), but this is nothing compared to the unpleasantness on the part of the front desk staff - unfortunately it is still the same employee with dreadlocks. I suspect that his life is so boring that his life's target has become trying to get people off balance after a trip or who are thinking somewhere else due job. He tries to interject words or gestures to probably redeem his impotence in comparison with other people's achievements and to color his monotonous life. Looking at the "commitment and professionalism in service" (not only me as it appears from observation) I begin to understand and sympathize with you that going down this path you will achieve nothing in life, street sweepers I respect much more because in their work you can often see commitment, in you and straighter colleague from bar not necessarily.”

“Most people speak English, and are very helpful with any questions. Staying here makes traveling easier. The Tram runs right in front of the hotel. About a block away is the bus station. Two blocks away is the train station. There's a small grocery store right next to it, and plenty of restaurants in walking distance.”