First of all, when you book through ibis.com, be sure to call the hotel if you need a twin room. Despite their online system shows the types of rooms available, they just know that 1 room has been booked but have no details about the type of the room.
The rooms are very very small, the single beds are for small children I think since I nearly felt several times when trying to sleep in one of the twin beds. The bathroom is also very small and not practical at all. One of our rooms was next to the noisy elevators ... We also tried the restaurant: first, there are never sure that they still have this or that drink (despite we arrived when the restaurant opened, she was not sure that she still had the rosé wine!). Then, when you have ordered, you have to wait quite a long time. If the restaurant is busy, the waitress can't deal anymore. When the dishes arrived, mine was not correct and all she said was "sorry". The sauces were missing so we asked (3 times) for them and when finally she brought them, we had nealy finished. The apple pie is hard to eat, don't take this as dessert. They also have a parking but don't go in there if you have a big car, it's really not practical and costs 10 euro/day. In summary, we will not go there again, Ibis is for young people who can't afford to pay more and who don't care about comfort.

Arrived at 11pm after a nightmare journey with flights cancelled, etc, was given a room key and went up in the lift. Walked in the room and was greeted by a room which hadn't been cleaned after the last guests. Bed clothes everywhere, towels in the shower, sweet wrappers everywhere. Had to go back down to reception where the gave me a new room.

As per all IBIS the bathroom was tiny, advertised as compact so you know what you are getting but still vey small. It was also a hot room, opened the window but the noise outside was too loud so had to close it.

Was only there for 1 night so it did it's job, but wouldn't stay there for any longer.