Overall, the value for money is good, but the property does have some limitations at times. Accor's contribution is clearly evident in the warm welcome from all the staff and the cleanliness of the rooms. However, the property is quite old, and this is evident in some inefficiencies in the rooms. For example, there are no electrical outlets near the bed (which is inconvenient if you want to charge your phones while keeping them on the bedside table). The bathroom in my room was simply old, with no closet in the room. Finally, the room was located near a busy road, and the noise of cars and sirens was annoying at night. There are also some somewhat "budget" options alongside others that are more typical of higher-category hotels. In the room, there is a kit for making coffee or herbal tea, but breakfast offers the bare minimum, especially when it comes to sweets, where only a few muffins were available. In the bathroom, there was no dedicated shampoo, but a good blend for everything, as is usually the case in cheap hotels. The heating in my room was not easy to adjust. The thermostat tended to reset, so at a certain point I turned it off, but it may have been a specific problem with my room, which I reported upon checkout. The hotel is quite isolated, but it does have a small restaurant inside with a few simple dishes (hamburgers, pizza, probably frozen, etc.). There's also ample parking available, and the Wi-Fi has proven to be excellent. Overall, there's definitely an effort to make this dated property feel welcoming. All the staff were professional and friendly. Well done everyone. If there are good deals, it could be a reasonable option, but I sincerely hope the rooms are updated over time.
