This hotel is only 10 minutes from the nearby train and metro station. It's convience ends there. Although there is a nearby shopping centre to peruse, if you're looking for a cheaper holiday hotel stick to the city centres.
The check-in staff were lovely, keen to help, and offer the add-on breakfast and restuarant facilities. The room ended up being 2 single beds, with pleasant enough en-suite bathroom. There was only 1 plug socket in the room itself, although there was a 2nd in the bathroom. I advise bringing a usb multi-charger or your own extension cord if you have more than 1 gadget charging whilst trying to use the room kettle.
The blind system available was incredibly difficult to operate. Superior motor skills are needed to crank it open and closed, which is necessary as the large window looks out onto the walkway where other guests stroll past.
This would be a great place to crash of an evening if you managed to occupy your day, but sadly the slightly too thin walls meant for some loud neighbours. You could ignore all that though had there been decent wifi. Alas the internet connection was slow and at times frustrating.
Although it was not stated to be part of the room's facilities, it was disappointing not to have some sort of microwave, fridge or even small a safe for secure storage. This meant eating out frequently and taking all high value possessions along.