If you’re looking for a budget, centrally located place to sleep, this works but it’s important to know it’s not a traditional hotel, more a set of self‑check‑in rooms.
Check‑in was difficult.
The promised link with the check‑in number never arrived, so we had to use the intercom and message through the Hotels.com app before we were eventually let in. For anyone arriving tired or late, this could be frustrating.
Breakfast is advertised but not provided.
The listing states breakfast is available from 8–10am, but there was no breakfast at all — only a coffee machine. Guests should be aware so they can plan accordingly.
The room itself was good for the price.
It was clean, a good size, and the shower was spacious. The small fridge was genuinely useful. However, the shower temperature fluctuated between hot and cold, which made it less comfortable.
Security needs attention.
Our door was difficult to lock. Even after checking it, it popped open again, something we only realised when we returned later. Fortunately our room was at the end of the balcony, so no one had gone in.
Overall:
A reasonable budget stay in an excellent central location, but don’t expect hotel‑level service or facilities. If you’re comfortable with self‑check‑in, no breakfast, then it’s fine for a short stay.