Boardinghouse Home - Adults Only -

The rooms are consistently praised for their cleanliness and modern decor. The staff is friendly, helpful, and attentive, providing excellent customer service. Convenient location near the old town and harbor.

This is a rather weird apartment hotel - one of those design concepts that look great in the brochure and causes quite a bit of consternation for the uninformed user. It is obviously designed for a very certain kind of customer - and almost hilariously "German." For instance - there is kitchen in the apartment, but it only has a microwave, so you can't really make any food there. You can use the kitchen, but you have to do the washing up yourself (written in the German-only documentation) or there will be an extra charge. You can use wifi, but only two devices at the same time. You have parking in a basement garage, but it is very narrow and hard to maneuver a full-size car in there. Only German television channels, sort of weird for a hotel that offers four different languages on its check-in machine. The hotel is located in a residential area with few shops, we had to drive to an Aldi about 2 km away to get food (and then found that the "kitchen" really wasn't.) The air conditioning was turned off when we arrived and was inadequate - it was a hot day, and the room did not cool down significantly from 2100 to midnight. All in all, you are much better off with a regular hotel room. This did not feel as much as a hotel as checking in to a military establishment.

I went to this hotel just for a couple of days, and I would never suggest it to anybody. 1st: nowhere is reported that the check in is completely automated after 11-12 am, so if you have any problem, you have to deal with it alone. 2nd There was a total disorganization concerning the internet connection. They claim it is for free, but they never say that you have to hurry up to get one of the copy they print everyday with username and password, and if you arrive in the evening, there is big chance that you do not get any of these copies (other 5 guests had the same problem I had, no printed copies of the password), so you have no internet in the room (even if you payed for it) and since there are NO people at the front desk, you cannot complain to anybody to solve your problem. I went there for work and I could not prepare my ppt presentation thanks to them. On the day of the check out a brainless receptionist told me they just print the exact amount of copies matching the number of occupied guest rooms and he could not understand that if a guest took more than one copy (i.e. he can lose one and take another) some other guest will remain without. I suggested to leave one copy IN the occupied room and not in the common hall...I hope they will find a solution. At least the room was clean and quite, so I do not give them only 1 point.