Euro-Room

If you book The room from booking it doesn’t clarify that you share your bathroom,because some of the rooms have their own bathroom and others don’t. But you do not have the opportunity to choose your room. So you don’t know that your bathroom is shared. Moreover, the building is very old,without enough light and pretty dangerous. The room is really dirty and the towels and the bed wasn’t clean.

There is a Tramway/Steetcar running infront of the building and the windows are old. If you are sensitive to noise, this can be a problem because it is quite noisy.

Three night stay. The only good thing was the mini fridge. It is about a 15 minute walk from train station. Make sure your phone has coverage because you need to call a number on the front door. Then you will get a text on instructions how to enter the building, the floor, and individual room. Once inside there is no elevator so three flights of stairs will have to be climbed. Once in your room you will have to make your own bed with a few sheets. No AC so window will need to be open which allows all the street noise and flying bugs in. Traffic, construction and people talking off/on through the night. The room is very small. I didn't get good sleep at all which made my site seeing days very rough. The shared bathroom is smaller than my RV back home. I am 6 foot tall and 220 and hardly could move in the shower. I started feeling real sick the last night with congestion, cough, and headache. I have been traveling through Europe since June 5th (over 2 months) and this was the worst lodging experience I've had. I still have two weeks to go so I looked at my future lodging plans and changed any accommodations that were anywhere like a hostel or no AC. This place is 1/2 the price of other lodging accommodations so if you can't afford more and maybe one night stay this might be the right option. I HIGHLY recommend looking elswhere if you can afford at least anothet 50€ per night. I think the owners try hard but nit a good stay overall.