The location was ok, when booking it is clear you’re in the middle of town.

Very dark inside, dark painted walls in the corridors with poor lighting to find you way. The parking was almost non existant and should have been arranged in such a way that the four cars that fitted would park properly. The manager didn’t bother about it, his words “if you can drive you can get your car out”. The welcome was not very friendly either. There were no towels in the room, apparently a delivery problem and the towels were washed and drying at that moment (this was at 4 pm). At 6 pm we had to ask again and finally we were getting towels. The worst was the kettle in the room, the cable to the socket was not long enough, when you boiled water the kettle was hanging half way over the table, very dangerous ! Also the standing lamp was very wobbly. Breakfast was a total disaster. To get hot water for tea you needed a PHd to use the machine, there was a total of three tea bags and nothing was replenished. The bread and pastries were not fresh (and this with a bakery next door !) and the warm dishes did not look very appetising. We were very disappointed in Best Western, we have stayed in their hotels before and have always been happy. This is a 3 star “only” but even then safety should be taken care of (it doesn’t take much to extend a lead on a kettle). Also fresh bread and pastries are to be expected. And certainly friendliness does not cost anything ! The restaurant was ok, there the staff were friendly and the meal was nice, no problems.

Very comfortable bed and nice breakfast

Some parts are a bit run down

Shower was to cold

Breakfast was good and with adequate choice. The room was clean. Restaurant on site is good and convenient

Rooms noisy; need additional insulation between adjacent rooms

Friendliness from the staff. Very communicative.

The location was fantastic. The room we had was the executive suite with a balcony. The city is not that big, but is very charming. It has a lake with plenty of fish and geese to keep you entertained. We stumbled across a WW2 memorial for 7th Armored Division, nicknamed the "Lucky Seventh". It honored Bruce Cooper Clarke a United States Army general.

All was good.