Euro Boutique Hotel

Despite the elegant name, this hotel feels outdated and fairly basic. It’s adequate for a short stay of one or two nights, but not much more. One of the main frustrations was the misleading listing on Trip.com. I paid extra for a king-sized bed and a mountain view, only to discover the hotel only offers queen-sized beds and our “view” was of a car park. For the second night, we paid significantly less and moved to a room on the fifth floor, which did offer a better view. Interestingly, the room itself was identical to the first—same size and layout—just without the car park outside the window. Rooms are small but clean, with a painted mural on the wall that adds a bit of character. However, the towels were very worn and rough, more suitable as bathmats than for drying off. There’s no kettle in the room, but you can find hot water and complimentary tea and coffee on the ground floor, which is a nice touch. The Wi-Fi works well, although the router on the fifth floor needs to be reset daily for it to function properly. In summary, this hotel delivers on some basic comforts, but it falls short in terms of accuracy and amenities. It’s best suited for very short stays if your expectations are modest.

Location is good, have supermarket and 7-11 nearby. The lift is super slow. No hair dryer in room.

Great and simple hotel, centrally located. Nice balconys and A/C. Would definitely stay again.