Hotel Selu

Great value for such a modern property near the centre

Parking garage was tight and we could not enter until we’d checked-in, forcing us to drive around or park illegally.

We only stayed one night but it was perfect. It was a great location, about 10 minute walk into the older quarter. Lots of cafes, restaurants and shops around too. The room was lovey, comfortable and had everything we needed. I would definetly reccoment.

Nothing

Polite efficient staff. Clean rooms

Would love a kettle in room

I would definitely like to mention that the staff were very kind, attentive and helpful. The hotel’s location was also excellent: the bus and train stations were about 15 minutes away on foot, and the old town was roughly 10 minutes away.

Overall, I found the hotel rather expensive considering the standard of the services provided. The hotel lobby makes a very elegant, almost luxurious first impression, but unfortunately, the condition of the rooms and the bathroom does not reflect this standard at all. The room felt somewhat worn and rather budget-oriented. The bathroom was also visibly dated and worn, and there was no ventilation fan, which I would consider essential for a hotel in this price range. I generally appreciate the hotel’s efforts to be environmentally friendly, but in this context, it was rather surprising to find paper cups instead of glass or ceramic ones in the bathroom, as well as small individual bottles of shampoo and shower gel. Refillable dispensers would have been a much more environmentally friendly and, at the same time, more sophisticated solution. The breakfast was particularly disappointing. There were no hot dishes at all — no scrambled eggs or any other hot food. The selection was rather limited, some of the pastries seemed dry, and several types of cakes were also noticeably dry. On the third morning, they even put out chocolate muffins whose packaging showed an expired date, although these muffins had not been offered during the previous two mornings. My issue is not with the hotel being simple, but rather that, considering the price, several aspects of the hotel gave an unnecessarily cheap and worn-out impression. Overall, I therefore found the value for money to be rather poor.