Because of its location right in front of the train station, I was able to find it easily even though it was my first time visiting the town. Also, it was nice that I didn't have to walk around dragging my suitcase around in this town with its cobblestone streets. I chose this hotel because I heard that hotels in the town center are noisy, but I was able to stay in peace and quiet. I arrived around 10 PM, but since I had contacted them in advance, I was able to check in without any problems. There is a cafe and restaurant on the first floor, and it has a lovely European-style storefront. The breakfast menu is not extensive, but it was very tasty. The elevator may be old, but it has an interesting structure and was a first-time experience for me. It was fun. The room is not a sparkling clean hotel like you might expect from an American or Japanese hotel, but if you think of it as European, I suppose it's about what you'd expect. The room was dark, and there were no amenities such as a kettle or refrigerator, but I had no complaints. There were three of us and we wanted to sleep in separate beds, so the room was spacious and good.
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