Room good, but not personal, usual hotel standard....

Room good, but not personal, usual hotel standard. Neither brand new nor worn out. Desk and two armchairs with a small table. According to other guests, there should also be renovated rooms, so inquire about them if necessary. No tea, coffee or kettle in the room.

The hotel consists of spacious corridors and levels (after using the elevator there may still be a few steps), but that has almost a charm.

The manual employees were all very friendly, the reception a little less.

Breakfast very good, open late, view of the main station, and a quiet room to the rear that you have to look for a bit. (I can imagine that the breakfast rooms would be very full with 400 guests, but I was there late and we were few guests). Very good selection of tea.



The gentleman who complains about a lack of Nutella below should think about what it means to have a food allergy.

The waitress gave / made me warmed gluten free rolls, soy milk and scrambled eggs without milk.

When checking in I was told that the room had a bathtub; but that was not the case.

The info book in the room said that the spa could also be used on the day of departure. When I checked out, however, the front desk told me that the rule had been changed three weeks ago and that I could only use the spa for free if I was still checked in, "but it only costs 10 euros". But after checking out I went back to the spa where the staff member found my explanation reasonable and let me in for free.

The spa contains fitness machines, a small indoor squash court, saunas, swimming pools, showers, loungers, etc. You get a towel and bathrobe. Everything is spread over many floors, in between you can only get there with a lift. There are not toilets on all levels. So you have to calculate a little more time than expected for visiting the spa. The advantage is that you have a view from above, including a sauna with a view, and that the rooms are quiet. The slide would be great for families with children.