The attitude of the staff was really terrible. Very rude. No kindness.

I stayed at Hotel Aria for two nights and overall the experience was good. While the rooms and hallways are clean and in relatively good shape the Hotel otherwise seems to be in a state of unfinished construction. The Hotels.com room description listed a kitchenette, microwave and two double beds. The room we were given had none of these. What we did receive was one double bed and a rickety set of bunk beds. The hotel is hard to find. There is no outside signage and reception is on the second floor above a non affiliated cafe. At check in we were met by a nice gentleman who was helpful in offering local information and tour possibilities. Hotel staff was pleasant and helpful throughout our stay until the morning of our checkout. Posted checkout time is 12 noon. We began receiving calls at 11:15 am to vacate our rooms. The older woman manning the desk that morning - the same individual placing the early calls to our room - was quite rude to me and my family. My elderly father-in-law attempted to get a cup of cold (to take medication) and hot (for a tea bag he brought) water at reception and the older woman tried to charge him 10 Euro!!!! Wow! Completely insensitive and horrible customer service. We won't be back for this reason alone. Otherwise and to other travels - Hotel Aria is a centrally located and reasonably priced accommodation compared to some of the other properties in the area. Just don't expect The Ritz and stay clear of the cranky old lady...

Aria hotel under construction/renovation but perhaps mostly done. Smoke free room smelt of smoke. Wifi very weak or didn't work in room and no BBC on TV. Lots or Syrian refugees in town which was interesting experience. Otherwise hotel comfortable. I also cannot comment on breakfast, however once construction complete this has potential.