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"Staff members were professional and discharged their duties excellent"

"Thank you. The stay was really pleasant. We got a free upgrade and everything was clean. Would recommend!"

"Clean room, really good location close to the metro, friendly staff."

"Everything was wonderful!"

"Great breakfast... Close to train station"

"Always a nice stay"

"room was cleaned nicely everyday and the staff was excellent"

"The staff was super helpful and kind. The hotel was great. The rooms were clean and it was a great location."

"Great place to stay for longer stays. Convenient location and great amenities."

"Hotel was clean and service was really goos"

"Reception staff is too good"

"The property was extremely clean and well maintained. Rooms are spacious for the price and well appointed. Comfortable beds and lots of natural light. Excellent location for attending events at Kistamassan, just a 5 minute walk away. Metro station is ten minute walk, with easy access to the city. Lots of nice features including a light breakfast and a sauna. Enjoyed my stay and will stay here again for future events."

"cheap hotel with all the basic things u will need"

"The room was small, but clean! Breakfast excellent!"

"Terrible room condition, door lock not working, lot of hair everywhere, lot of dust, laundry machine very bad condition. Room keys were already misplaced, which was a security threat. The sink was not working. I left that room within two hours. Better to stay inside your car. "

"The check in information in the email was incomplete. Did not show which unit I should go to. Lucky that email response from the hotel was pretty quick, and the missing information was received. Parking fee shown on the hotels.com page is not correct. It cost 155 per day instead of 30 as shown."

"I had informed the hotel in advance that I would be arriving a bit late, and never received any reply or instructions. When I arrived, the road was pitch-black and foggy, leading to a building that looked completely abandoned. The entrance was covered in spider webs, as if no one had opened the door in weeks — maybe months. There were no lights, no staff, and no way to get in. Every door was locked, and I had been given no entry code at all. The place felt dead, unsafe, and like the setting of a...