I stayed here in February 2003 and paid 40 euros per night for a single room which is very reasonable. It's a family-run pension located in a residential apartment block. My room was on the third floor and there is no lift which could be a problem if you have heavy luggage (which I did) or can't negotiate stairs very well. The room was very quiet. It was a bit cool at night but I asked for an extra blanket and then there was no problem. Room quite spacious and spotless.There is no breakfast room; you tell the elderly woman who runs it (and who lives in the same apartment block) when you wish to have breakfast, either the night before or about 15 minutes in advance, and she will bring a tray to your room. Breakfast was basic but good: two breadrolls with a choice of jam, honey, cheese and meat, coffee or tea, and a boiled egg.My room did not have an en-suite toilet but it did have a built-in shower cabinet. The shower was hot and strong. Toilet was down the corridor. No soap... more