Modern look, but impossible to sleep – terrible sound isolation.
The hotel looks modern and neat. Visually appealing and clean rooms are about the only things going for it. The mattresses still have old-fashioned springs that creak with every single movement—isn't it time to upgrade to modern memory foam? The pillows are huge, hard, and extremely uncomfortable, making it almost impossible to find a decent sleeping position.
Sleeping is completely impossible due to constant noise from all directions. Through the ventilation system, you can hear every single time someone flushes a toilet, runs water in the sink, or turns on the shower in the neighboring rooms. You can also hear every conversation from the reception desk; since this is an airport hotel, the phone rings constantly, and the receptionist makes no effort to speak quietly, talking at full volume at 23:00 hours. You hear everything in the rooms. Avoid room 312 and the surrounding area at all costs—it is located directly opposite the first-floor reception right at the top of the stairs, so all the noise carries straight into the room.
To make matters worse, all room doors have heavy automatic closers, meaning every time a guest enters a neighboring room, the door slams shut with a loud crash.
Fortunately, we had to leave for the airport at 2:30 AM anyway, because we were constantly being woken up by one type of noise or another.
Also we ordered taxi to the airport.
Taxi driver was going long way in some shady streets as I was watching google maps live. That was not direct way to the airport. He even turn in to the dead end street and need to drive back just to drive us more to charge more.
All in all, a very unpleasant stay, at least in the room we were assigned. I definitely do not recommend this hotel.
