Definitely not like the photos on their website. The whole hotel is in need of serious refurbishment, inside and out. The decor looks like tattered 1980s. My room had a lovely view of the car park and a telecommunications tower. My colleague, who paid the same as me, was given a business class room with a view of the river, Nespresso machine, etc. Location is great as it's right in the centre. Traffic noise was an issue, but it calmed down after 11pm so I slept fine. Breakfast was adequate, but I've had better in 3* hotels. Staff were friendly and helpful. Room was clean, just the usual mouldy grout in the bathroom. The facilities for our training course were terrible, with a lot of noise from the service area and really awful sandwiches for lunch. In general, I expected better from the Radisson brand.

We arrived on the 4th of March and left on the 6th . I have to say the staff where so kind and helpful. The food was second to none we dined in the bar and it was lovely. Our room was clean and bright. There was a small problem in the bathroom the door stopper was right infront of the toilet I felt it was a bit of a hazard as I kicked it by accident. Other then that our experience was absolutely fab and I would definitely use yer hotel again

Very expensive for what it is. When you pay €200 a night for a small town hotel in February, the expectations are high. However, this Radisson Blu does not deliver. Most shocking was the lack of air conditioning in the rooms, they were very warm and stuffy, with windows that barely open and no ventilation of any kind. Very uncomfortable and unsanitary, making you wonder if that is even legal? Also no breakfast, and limited parking in an exceedingly dirty car park. Overall the hotel is disappointing and hugely overpriced.