This is one of those hotels where the receptionist attends you... from a sister hotel! And they do it thanks to a camera, a screen and a microphone. There is then a machine that delivers the room key (a magnetic card) and another machine to insert your credit card in case the room was not paid in advance. The receptionist... More

I stayed here for just 2 nights, when we had no bookings in any hotel. The Hotel manager is an extremely calm person, gave us accommodation and guided us in all the possible ways. We reached this place in the late night hours, but the staff welcomed us with a smiling face. Rooms were not so big, but looked well... More

Was booked in here by someone else as I was on a Business trip, wouldn't exactly call it a Hotel as such, it is more of a Hostel. Room 29 which I had was tiny, the bathroom was 1m x 1m in size, door into bathroom hit the loo and you had to squeeze inbetween the gap from toilet to... More

We stayed at ydes for two nights with a child. When we first arrived the door didnt open- we rang the doorbell quite a few times. At last a guest came and let us in. If it was in the midle of the night - not so fun, but we arrived in the afteenoon. Rooms are small but clean. Quiet.... More

This will be a difficult review - the hotel itself shows signs of lots of things having been put in after the building's construction was finished. Also, there were several glitches in the service during my stay. I'll try to go through it chronologically, though. When I first arrived, I found the reception desk unmanned. When I pressed the buzzer,... More

We had booked at the Domir but due to overbookings we were transferred here. As with previous reviews the reception was unmanned but the check in process was relatively easy and hassle free. The location is excellent as is close to trainstation and the centre of town. The room was clean but small. Allegedly 2 single beds but one of... More

The hotel's website did seem to indicate that the reception desk at the Ydes Hotel would be occupied between certain hours. We arrived at the hotel in the early afternoon. From what we could see through the glass door, there was no one at the reception desk. We used the buzzer and were put in contact with the Domir Hotel,... More

This hotel was very strange. When you walk in the door, there's no reception. You need to push a buzzer, and a person who is at the reception desk at the hotel down the street pops up. I felt like I was in some weird movie where you don't ever have any real human contact. I had a single room,... More

The rooms in this hotel (a sister hotel of the Domier Hotel) looks quite ok on its website, but are in fact very small and so are the beds. It feels like you're staying in a closet . We asked for a larger room, but were informed that this was the last available room and moreover that all the rooms... More