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„I’m always happy with my stay here!“

„This is a nice place, comfy beds. One design flaw: The iron mounted in the closet blocks hanger space, which is already quite limited. No microwave in the room, which isn’t really necessary anyway. There’s one in the lobby. No hot breakfast, but enough options to get the day started.“

„Gross room, yuck“

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„Preis Leistung ok, einzig bei den Betten wussten wir nicht ob sie frisch angezogen waren? alles zerknitert.“

„The two water slides were awesome! The hot tub was also good. Breakfast was good the hot food was fresh and coffee available throughout our stay was appreciated Easy access to shops and the Scandinavian heritage park.“

„Great hotel, easy to get to in a busy town.“

„The hotel is totally renovated. Each suite has the kitchen with a full fridge that has an ice maker. Bed is very comfortable and lots of choice for pillows. If you miss breakfast hours they still have fruit, cereal, yogurt, coffee, tea and milk available if you prefer to sleep in. Staff is always asking if you need anything just ask. Close to the mall and eating places. We were there for 3 nights and really enjoyed our stay. We would not hesitate to stay here again.“

„Dirty room“

„It's a motel 6.“

„The art and unique aesthetic. Record player with records to choose and play. A jacuzzi suit“

„Good clean place. Unfortunate the pool was being renovated but hopefully be up and running next time we come :)“

„Hallways had a bad smell, pool and hot tub were closed, breakfast was carbs only. However, the room itself was nicely updated and relatively clean. The price reflects the quality of the stay.“

„Overall good experience“

„Room were spotless “

„The suite was adequate but unexceptional. The furniture is outdated, the bedding wasn’t terribly comfortable, and we were disappointed there was no breakfast. The suite’s kitchen was equipped with dishes as well as refrigerator, sink, and a stove. What concerned us the most was a broken fold-over bar lock (I’m not sure what they’re called), as that is a safety concern.“