No luxus but everything is great for the price. Didn't try the breakfast though

Easy check in, but no elevator, it would be the only improvement you could make

I had to take a flight in the early morning and I would arrive late, so I decided to stay in the cheapest hotel available. Won’t do that again. It was extremely hard to fall asleep with the noisy roads close to the hotel, I couldn’t call the pillows a pillow (did it even have a filling) and I can’t imagine how to share a room like this with three people. I won’t make the mistake again. I didn’t expect a lot and I got even less. My advice: spend 10/20 euros more and stay somewhere else.

The personal wasn't available, and they weren't nice at all. The entrance door was always closed so we had to wait 1 hour outside, and I lost a train because of that. There wasn't soap in the bedroom and the cleaning ladies didn't want to give me one. I hope the company fix these problems, otherwise me and other people won't choose this hotel to sleep. Thank you very much.

A total nightmare. Receptionist shouted on us half an hour, because he was not able to find payment in the system. We have experianced such impolite welcoming at the hotel. Never will come back and will not recommend to others!

I arrived late and tried to book a room at the automated reception, but the computer told me the hotel was full. I searched another hotel on the app and found… this one! So I got my room and had to photograph the code because when I asked the ticket to be printed, it printed two tickets that had another room number: why? I reserved a room + breakfast because the computer told me I could. Then the room smelt of cold tobacco. Apart from that, everything was clean and functional and the hotel was quiet. In the morning, no breakfast possible because of COVID. So why could I buy it? The reception was nice and reimbursed me with no problems.

On arrival the door was not working properly, the room was not 100% clean , I try to call the telephone number with no success , next morning I went for breakfast to find none there even though they charge me for breakfast, call again the phone number and no answer, I didn’t see any staff in the whole time ... really bad However I did stayed here in past and I know most of it has to do with covid related issues however feels like abuse

The booking date was mistaken by the system without me to know it and when arriving at the hotel I couldn't get inside. There was nobody at the reception to let me in or helping me to reschedule the stay, even if there was free rooms. So, I left the place looking for another hotel. And I have never received the money back or an apologize.

The hotel is in walking distance from the airport and was very well located for an early departure at 4:30 in the morning. Downside: the first room was obviously a smokers room (not nice when you travel with a child), but was changed immediately. Second, there was no hair dryer in the room which I only noticed in the morning but the reception was only occupied after 6:30...

Everything was clean. There was wi-fi. Bed was good. Bed sheets were quite used, but all good and clean. Towels. TV. Shower. All you need for a short, unpretentious stay when you are stuck between the flights.

Nice hotel in a walking distance from the airport. Very practical. Nice team

There were 3 of us in a room 1 adult, 2 children and the top bunk had a missing pillow and lower bed had only one duvet. We didn't realised this until we returned from dinner and we felt uncomfortable contacting receptionist because it was late. Our impression was that staff simply put one of duvets on top bunk to make it look complete. And on lower bed, the duvet was spread and it wasn't noticeable untill too late.

Well placed for the airport approx’ 15 mins walk and local train station 20 mins for easy access into the city. Limited hours manned reception, electronic otherwise which worked well for me. Paid continental breakfast option was good value for money. Basic accommodation which was very clean. Altogether very satisfactory.

As usual, Ibis budget is worth considering for 1 night at a suitable location. From this perspective everything ok. Wgat is not ok is the arogancy of the front desk manager. I do not find appropriate when hotel staff mentors you in language when self being foreign and not speaking flawlessly.

We arrived shortly before 5pm so had to wait for reception to open. When the man arrived he was not at all friendly and barely greeted us. I had requested in advance at least one, if not both, rooms be on the ground floor unless there was a lift (there wasn't) so when I was given both rooms on the first floor (and there was no handrail) I pointed out my request when booking for ground floor rooms, explaining that my mother was 98 and could not manage the stairs easily. The receptionist's reaction was one of irritation and he changed the rooms with no sign of good grace, saying nothing other than giving us new rooms. One of the 2 rooms would not open on the door lock number and I had to go back to request a new key number. There was no apology, no smile, he just allocated me a different room with a new number. My mother's room smelt musty and we had to open the window to air it. The shower had no grab rail or non-slip mat, so my mother could not have a shower (this was the same with all 4 IBIS Budget hotels we used during this trip to Europe), despite the fact IBIS considered having disabled guests as there was a disabled parking place (though this was used by someone not displaying a disabled badge, so it is clearly not monitored). IBIS should state on the website that the hotels are not suitable for disabled people. We had a further problem with the door codes - the following morning I attempted to open my mother's door to see if she was up and packed to find the door code would not work, despite half a dozen attempts to open it. I had to shout very loudly and bang on her door until she heard (she is very hard of hearing) so she could open the door to me. Had my mother had a problem and been unable to get to the door, I dread to think what might have happened if the door could not be opened.