Located on the left bank of the river Danube this hotel affords an excellent base for discovering the delights of Bratislava and also further afield. We stayed as a party of five split between three rooms. The rooms were very dated and all floors had the appearance that they had not been vacuumed between customers. Between the three rooms we had a broken shower, reported twice but not fixed, no air conditioning and only one fan between us, plugs missing from sinks, no safe, no tea/ coffee making facilities only these could be purchased at reception. The curtains had missing hooks and did nothing to block out the early sunrise, the net curtains were faded and ripped, the walls are paper thin and throughout the night you can hear the music blasting out from the nearby bars. Breakfast is served on the top floor bar which looks as though it has had an upgrade in recent years and there is a small terrace should you wish to sit outside. The selection is limited with sausages, scrambled and boiled eggs providing the hot items along with cold meats, cheese and the usual cereals and breads. After the first morning of our seven night stay they ran out of tea bags and after asking several times these were never replaced. The outside of the the hotel could do with a lick of paint along with the corridors and doors. Transport to Budapest,...Located on the left bank of the river Danube this hotel affords an excellent base for discovering the delights of Bratislava and also further afield.
We stayed as a party of five split between three rooms. The rooms were very dated and all floors had the appearance that they had not been vacuumed between customers.
Between the three rooms we had a broken shower, reported twice but not fixed, no air conditioning and only one fan between us, plugs missing from sinks, no safe, no tea/ coffee making facilities only these could be purchased at reception.
The curtains had missing hooks and did nothing to block out the early sunrise, the net curtains were faded and ripped, the walls are paper thin and throughout the night you can hear the music blasting out from the nearby bars.
Breakfast is served on the top floor bar which looks as though it has had an upgrade in recent years and there is a small terrace should you wish to sit outside.
The selection is limited with sausages, scrambled and boiled eggs providing the hot items along with cold meats, cheese and the usual cereals and breads.
After the first morning of our seven night stay they ran out of tea bags and after asking several times these were never replaced.
The outside of the the hotel could do with a lick of paint along with the corridors and doors.
Transport to Budapest, Vienna or Devin Castle is just 5 minutes away by either boat or bus.
The delights of Bratislava are just a short 10 minute walk away although the train station is a 30 minutes by foot.
All in all if your looking for somewhere cheap and cheerful in a great location without certain comforts then this could be the place for you.More