We woke up several times because we heard newly arriving guests talking in the hallway and because of the wheels of their suitcases. Unfortunately, our room was also diagonally across from the elevator, and furthermore separated by a fire door that slammed shut loudly and without a damper; its closer probably hasn't been adjusted correctly since the building was constructed.
Another factor is probably the gap over 1 cm wide under the door. Clearly visible at night when the light is on in the hallway and it is dark in the room.
They install such thick doors, probably for noise protection, and then there is such a gap? Ha ha ha. Thin, cheaper doors would have done the job just as well.
Breakfast was also only from 7:00 a.m., which is very late for a hotel on a transit route and not in a city with tourist attractions.
Regarding parking spaces, we were lucky to have gotten the last one. Although the shortage is probably due to the fact that the parking spaces are not marked and people park with a lot of space between them accordingly.
A pity, since the rooms are nice and spacious and furnished, but we pay for a hotel primarily to sleep. The rest is decoration.
