The hotel was smallish and you knew perfectly where everything is. The receptionist was really nice (tho we did a self check-in, so we just collected our keys and left). The room was small, but modern and beautiful. It was apparent that there was a renovation (and still is at least from the outside). It was clean. The bed was comfortable. It is situated near the train station, so if you travel by train then it is great, usually it is about 30min walk to the centre, it is manageble.

Although the room was really great, we missed some chairs to sit, but at the end of the day, we only slept there, so it would just be a nice addition. It is not a five star hotel, so we did not expect AC, but we missed it little bit because it was really hot in the room, especially at night, but it was not a big issue. It is located near a busy street, so it often got noisy.

Not the most central location but it doesn't need to be. It's fairly close to the city centre and main roads, as Bratislava it's not such a big city. Very close to the train station. It has bus stops nearby. It's close to some ministry and official public buildings, in case it's important for someone. Very, very accommodating and friendly staff. They really helped us out a lot in a tricky situation, and went beyond what they needed to, to get us through it. Breakfast is good. We had two different rooms, and we have no complaints. We recommend this place 100%.

The only not so good thing we can say, and it's more of a recommendation really, is that the bathroom's floor is made of tiles, but a small towel for the feet is not provided, which can be somewhat dangerous as a wet tile is slippery.

The staff is very friendly and the room was clean and spacious. The hotel also has a large parking place right next to it, so we didn't have to worry about parking. They responded to both my messages quickly and with relevant information. The room doesn't have air conditioning, but our window faced away from the main road, so the room was shaded the entire day and was not hot. There's a bus stop close by and the nearest food store and pharmacy are 5 minutes away on foot.

The walls are pretty thin and in the morning and evening, you could hear doors banging and people talking in rooms next door. The hotel was pretty calm, so this was only an issue for about an hour or so when people left for the day or returned in the evening.

Very polite and super friendly staff, super buffet breakfast, an absolute value for money case. It maybe needs a little renovation but everything was shinning in cleaness. We were in transit by car to Germany, so Taxis is a top option if you are travelling.

Rooms somewhat look like in the 80's so maybe they need a little renovation / modernization; way too old-school for me. But this is a matter of personal aesthetics so do not take this comment as an absolute fact, as it is highly subjective.

This hotel is on budget side, so do not wait real comfort. The rooms are spartan - in some of them there is even no table or chair. The street side rooms are noisy, without aircondition in summer should be a problem with open windows. But if you need only clean no fancy room for sleeping, it is OK for a price you paid. Hotel has good connection to the city centre by public transport.

I arrived very late like about 11pm.. Lady rang me from reception sayin staff is there only till 10pm and hotel is locked afterwards. I received an email with clear instructions how to get in then. Room was small but very clean, which I didnt mind I just needed a bed for a few hours. Good for a short stay! Also walls are very thin so you can hear everything. Hotel met my espectations I would come back.

The location of the accommodation is not in the centre of the town, but if you use the bus or Uber, it is very close to the main centre. I propose using breakfast since you can get everything and enough for a low price. I didn't have a car, but I saw enough parking. I was at the end of April, but I didn't see the possibility of heating and there was no airconditioner.

I was satisfied with the accommodation for this price.

I was staying in the hotel twice for several days while job hunting and being on budget. The price of housing correspond to the quality. Its close to the main train station. Place for parking available and bus stop Stromová next to hotel. Beds are comfortable and bathroom in every room clean. I can only recommend.

Ants in the bathroom. There is a floor heating system and it might be cold in double rooms, but you can borrow electric heater at the reception. I tend to be cold often and it helped a lot.

The staff were very helpful and welcoming - a friend decided to tag along last minute and it was no problem, we just had to pay 10 euros extra since she shared my room. The room IS small, be aware, but since we only used it to sleep there and spent the rest of our time exploring, it suited us just fine. The place is reasonably well connected to the centre - about a half hour's bus ride away from most things you might want to see, and you can also walk there easily for about the same amount of time. Quiet at night; the road outside does get a little busier in the morning, but to me it wasn't noisy even then (though that might differ depending on your definition of noise - if you're extremely sensitive and usually sleep with ear plugs, for example, you might find it noisy in the mornings).

No A/C - it wasn't a problem for me since I'm not used to one anyway, but be aware of this if you're travelling in the summer and you're not used to temperatures around 30-35 degrees Celsius.

Overall good accomodation with very friendly staff. Around 10-15 minutes walk from the main train station but a troley bus is also available which drops you down a few meters away from the hotel. Our room was fine and clean, good beds and a fan which was a very welcome addition as it was very hot (no airconditioning). The breakfast was great for 5 €-s, bread, cereals, scrambled eggs, ham, salami and sweets, coffee, tea and juices are all available. The staff of the hotel was very nice and gave us great tips about what to do in and around Bratislava. They speak English and one of the ladies also speaks Hungarian. The hotel is really pet friendly, we travelled with our dog who was really welcome and had a great time! :)

The bathroom door was quite hard to close and the ceiling around the vents were a bit dirty. The room was otherwise perfectly clean. What we really missed were bug screens on the windows.