City Rooms is a really odd place to review in that if you arrived expecting a hotel, or traditional bed & breakfast as Google lists it, you'd be in for a real shock. Aesthetically, it feels more like the living space built for construction workers on long-term projects. That's not to say it's bad, but it's very very basic. The features that are there work well and everything is clean and new but it does feel like a converted shipping container filled with sleeping pods. If you're working or travelling on a real budget, it's a decent option but it's not a place for a proper vacation stay if travelling as a family, for example. My only problem from the whole stay was that the company failed to send me the access code so I couldn't get in, when I arrived very late at night. After a few long calls and a well-timed arrival of another guest, it was all sorted. In case you're wondering about the "Breakfast" part of the B&B claim, they have a vending machine with some sweets, drinks and a few microwave meals.

Nice little room. Very clean and warm. For me it was right. I think you can stay there longer than one or two nights. There is a big kitchen and living room for all guests too. Checkin is simple but please read the instruction.

Not so good, it's tiny and not worth the money, no aircon at all, just some measily little fan