This is probably the cheapest hotel in the area, at 48 euros. There is no reception: you have to use a vending machine type of thing to check in, even if the staff is around. Our reservation numbers were not recognized by the machine, so the staff had to step in, and the first room I got turned out to be occupied by somebody else. The rooms are very small and the quality is at the level of a not-so-nice student dormitory. It was a bit restless there: children playing in the corridor, people walking around in pyjamas. The pluses are: it was quiet at night, and wireless internet (usable only in the "lobby") was free, and we booked ourselves a much better hotel nearby for a slightly higher price for the next night. more