My party, consisting of my two parents staying in a double bedroom and myself, staying in a single bedroom, stayed at this hotel for a few days for a short city trip. The hotel was located in a street that had just the right amount of liveliness to it: not too busy to be kept awake at night, nor too quiet to feel unsafe on the streets after sunset. The subway station ('green' metro linea 2) at 50 meters was extremely convenient. The hotel is advertised as a 3-star hotel, and, in contrast to what I expected reading some other reviews of this hotel, our rooms in fact had all the characteristics that you would expect of an average 3-star hotel: small mini bar (without content) in the room, airconditioning, TV. Both rooms we booked were clean and fresh, the bathrooms however were rather small, a little bit outdated furnishing, and aged toilet mechanics (flushing the toilet required some care). Most importantly in my opinion, however was that it was clean. Every day the room cleaned and towels were changed. We had requested rooms on the top floor, which was honoured. The double bedroom was very spacious, the single bedroom was a little bit on the small side, but it had a wonderful roof terrace attached (almost 30 sq ft!) to it, that was wonderful to relax on in the evening. During our stay there was a heat wave (average day temperature 34 degrees celcius (94 degr Fahrenheit)), and the airco in the single bedroom barely managed keeping the room liveable, given its exposure to the sun due to its top floor location; the double bedroom airco was adequate. The staff of the hotel, that I have seen, consisted of the receptionst who doubled as a breakfast manager and some cleaning ladies. All the staff were very nice and helpful. Room rates were in the forties and fifties euro and I would certainly stay there again.