This hotel is on the site of a former yeshiva, closed down by the Nazis. The building has been restored and there is a small museum on the building’s history. Very hospitable, welcoming staff and great food. Rooms are an excellent size and well equipped. A quiet location in walking distance of the city centre. Our group experienced a few minor problems with the rooms, e.g., blinds malfunctioning, a problem with a lock on a bathroom door, but nothing major. Just enough to make this a 4 rather than a 5. Nevertheless, well worth a visit, and highly recommended.

The rooms were clean and comfortable, the food and service good and the building itself is very interesting - how many hotels have you been to that have a synagogue on the premises? Also free parking outside, including for our tour bus, was a bonus. The location is the only drawback, as it is rather far from the town centre. Incidentally, a previous review that rated it terrible seems to have been accidentally given to the wrong hotel - there is no car showroom and a lot more than 2 rooms. This is a large hotel with 24 hour reception, several floors and dozens of rooms. We were a group of 19 all in separate rooms and there were a lot of other guests!

Hotel is in a great location, but is very dated. The beds were old and felt like an old spring trampoline. The bathrooms has no fancy soap or shampoo. Just a small bottle of a generic cheap combo of a soap you can use on body and hair, and but was clearly garbage. The lobby is old, but staff was very friendly and the bar tender in the lobby was excellent. Food was very good and there is a nice European breakfast served. Coffee was fantastic.