The lady gave me clear instructions on how to access the building and my room as there's usually no-one in reception. She was very helpful when i was looking at train times to Traki castle.
The room is very simple, had a kettle, some tea sachets. The shower had instant hot water (great as i usually have to wait for it to heat up).
I did have breakfast once which was rye bread, salmon, little mozzarella balls, yohurt with muesli/nuts and coffee.
It shares the front door with a Japanese restaurant and theres a constant smell of old fried oil in the air which i disliked. It would be great to have some candles or pot pouri to offset the smell.


































































































































