A cool little hotel, small but cozy enough rooms with a spacious bathroom. However, there was no shelf from the word at all in the shower stall. There are no refrigerators, kettles or microwaves in the rooms. For that, there is a supermarket across the street where you can buy something ready-made. If the windows face the street and are open, it can be noisy, especially if some racer flies by in the middle of the night. There are breakfasts, but they are quite monotonous: croissants (no more than 2 per hand), biscuits, butter, processed cheeses, cereals, coffee, tea, juice. In general, it's fine if you need to stay in the city for a few days.

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