The hotel’s interior was typical of a basic 2- to 3-star property. It was tidy, but not particularly clean. It may have been recently refurbished, but the work seemed inexpensive and the hotel already looked somewhat worn. The amenities were basic and consistent with a 3-star hotel.
The receptionists were polite, although not especially welcoming. Much of this might be expected and justified by the hotel’s rating, but not by the price.
The main reason I would not stay there again was the building’s entrance, which felt very sketchy. While the location is very convenient, the surrounding area did not feel safe at night. It was poorly lit, and the entrance door could apparently be opened by anyone pressing the button.
After entering the building, there was a large communal area leading to several hotels and, presumably, offices or apartments. From there, guests had to walk up a dark, narrow staircase—although there was also a lift—to reach the door leading to the hotel reception. I did not feel comfortable with this arrangement, particularly given the area, and I was glad I only had to stay for one night.