Its location is its greatest advantage. All places in the city centre are within walking distance (including a house for those who care) and if your destination is not in the city centre then the hotel is a two-minute walk from Astoria Crossing, where there is a subway and a few tram lines and buses that will take you anywhere in the city.
The room is reasonably large, not too small and not too spacious. For us, it was enough and we were comfortable. There's a closet, which is not always standard today, and it was also a convenient place to place empty luggage.
Also considering that the shower itself is inside a bathtub and is quite high, I was a little scary to get in and out of it, but you can be careful and hold the towel suspension, and then the risk of falling is low.
As of May 2026, our room was exactly in the middle of the "new/refined" to "refined" mode. There are few signs of bley, but really small, not at the level that needs to be refined.
The breakfast is excellent, of course according to the European standard. In contrast to this standard, I will note that for Israelis there are also vegetables - tomatoes, cucumber, hazelnuts, onions, olives and olive oil, so you can definitely make a salad for a meal and it is an advantage.
