Hotel Ary

Very good place to stop by if you're in the zone. The politeness of the hosts and the big and comfortable rooms will make you feel warm and welcomed. I would have given the location 5 stars, but it is not in the beautiful center of the city. It is near the train station, tho. This place really deserves this good rating!

This is hardly a 2 star hotel- outdated and dirty rooms, breakfast is not cooked on site - they buy from LIDL, they didn't want to cook dinner we had to go to another restaurant in the city center. 30 min walk from city center. Hot water l doesn't reach 2nd floor , no one on site at the reception desk or answering the telephone. They gave us an access code for entering after 21.00. very poor service for the room prices and a lot of arrogance from the owner. I would not recommend this hotel , not even for 1 night unless you don't have a choice. There are far better options for the same price range and that deserve 4 stars.

Hotel is acceptable for what you pay. It says it's a 4-star, but I'd argue it's probably a somewhat decent 2-star. It's supposed to have a gym, though upon asking the host if we could use it, he said it's closed. Rooms are worn out, with damage to walls, furniture and windows. Beds are alright, but not something I'd like to ever have again. The AC was broken in the first room I got, though staff was kind enough to offer me a second room where the AC was halfway functional. Bathroom was clean, however the towels were quite dirty. The shower cabin was also leaking and the shower's mount was too weak to handle it's own water pressure so it sprayed against the roof, causing a bit of a flood in the bathroom. Breakfast was lousy, with the "fruit juice" being water with concentrate, cheese looking like it came from last century and the scrambled eggs (that were supposed to be hot) were cold. An elevator is present, but it's very slow and requires you to hold a button permanently for it to move, not to mention the fact it doesn't have an inside door. Overall I'd say this hotel is fine, but not something I'd write home about.