The hotel offers all the essential amenities needed for a pleasant stay and has kept up its quality service throughout the years.

I have stayed in many ibis around Europe. Both budget and styles. But this one was a complete let down. The room was tiny and when we got there we were informed that they didn't have any extra beds for our very big and tall 9 year old. We had to sleep all three in the same VERY tiny double bed. We were only given two towels and the restroom was the smallest most uncomfortable one I have ever been in. Breakfast was ok, as in any ibis. But the staff was very aggressive, I understand there is a language barrier, but as much as I would love to know each language of the country I go to for tourism it is just not possible. It would be nice not to have the breakfast lady scream at us for not understanding her instructions. I would most definitely not stay here again. The price was not worth it, and it was quite removed from the center, about a 20 minute walk.

I stayed for 5 nights, very comfortable, but a little loud. I enjoyed breakfast and I loved the closeness to the city center.

The location is useful for the tram or town centre and room was fine, with a decent shower. However, I've had better beds at hostels - a pad thrown on top of two mattress supporters that was simultaneously too hard for sleeping on one's side and too lumpy to comfortably sleep on my back, with a sagging dip between the hard sides of each single bed. The air con was impressively ineffective, but the weather was mild so I was happy enough with the windows open.

With Ibis, you generally know what you get and this is fine. However, there were many families staying next to me spending a lot of time in the hallways chatting, singing, laughing loudly for hours at a time. Most of the time I was out but during the times I wanted to sleep or work, I found this really annoying. The people staying next to me also had their TV on quite loudly until late. As this was a business trip, I really did not get a good sleep.