stayed 2 nights, single room. Comfortable but small. Curtains not very light-tight. Friendly staff and good breakfast. Reasonably priced.

The best thing about this hotel is the staff -- they could not have been more helpful and accomodating. When it started to rain, as we were leaving, several staff members held umbrellas over us so we wouldn't get soaked. Most places seem indifferent once you've paid the bill. The other great point about this hotel is its location -- in the old city and within walking distance of the thermal pool and top notch restaurants. We had three rooms, all of them different, and cute and clean.

Good location and friendly staff. But our room was very small, rather hot and very noisey. Didn't get much sleep. Booked a double and got two twin beds pushed apart to either side of the room. Bathroom lacked an extractor and was like a sauna after a shower and bathroom door didn't shut properly. Good range of breakfast but overall very dated decor and a bit like being trapped in the Grand Budapest Hotel.

I selected this hotel from a short list of a good dozen alternatives offered by Expedia. It was actually my second choice, as no rooms were available in my first choice. The hotel is perfectly located right in the centre of the old town. It has parking available in an underground garage a few blocks away, which was not really too inconvenient. Inside, the building is a typically old world Euriopean hotel, with a wide staircase and a comfotable lived-in feel. My high feelings of anticipation were somewhat deflated when I got into my room. Entering through a very narrow door, the room was short and very narrow. So was the single bed. I have stayed in more accomodating youth hostels! The bathroom has an incredibly tiny shower - you will bang both elbows on the walls several times every morning, and it leaked prodigious amounts of water onto the bathroom floor. The service was helpful and polite, but you usually had to call for someone's attention to get it. Overall, lots of nice things, but the room itself was just not good enough.