Volkshotel

Clean and ideally situated close to public transport.

I like the industrial look, however not having carpet meant I could hear people walking above.

A stylish and creative hotel in a fantastic neighborhood, surrounded by great cafés and restaurants. The location was excellent, with easy access to public transport and many attractions within walking distance. We loved the unique concept of transforming what was clearly an office building into a vibrant, artistic hotel. The lobby and café had a wonderful atmosphere and were full of people working remotely, which gave the place a lively, creative vibe.

The cleanliness could definitely be improved. There was quite a lot of dust, especially on the upper bunk bed where our children slept and underneath the bed frame. We stayed in a family room, which otherwise suited our needs well. It is also worth noting that the rooms do not have a refrigerator. Another point to consider is the bathroom design: the shower is completely enclosed in clear glass and offers virtually no privacy, while the toilet is in a separate room. This may be an interesting design choice for couples, but in a family room it felt rather impractical. Even a simple frosted film on the glass would make a big difference and provide much more privacy without changing the overall design.

Really cool

The hotel atmosphere was good. There was a parking lot(30 euros each day) The location was nice although a bit far from the city center. There were some activities such as live music which was free of charge but a club which costs 15 euros and it didnt worth it. The lobby of the hotel was very nice and had a warm atmosphere.

The room where we had was a complete disaster. It was on the first floor which you could easily hear other room’s noise(when when they were in bathroom) The bathroom was a big probem.(the shower and the toilet were attached so when we took a shower, the water was everywhere and the whole bathroom was wet. The room was a bit strange since the washing sink was out of bathroom. So if you wanted to wash your hands after peeing, you need to get out of the bathroom and come into the living room since the washing sink was in front of the bed.(attached a photo of it) The beds were not beds really. There were two matresses detached on a peice of wood which was a scary part to walk on(see attached photos) The roof and the walls were too old with so many holes. To sum up, I have travelled almost 20 countries so far and the worst room I have ever seen.