The staff were not very helpful and spoke basic english. We were given a room on the 7th floor and the corridor was poorly lit, and was full of people who appeared to live there peaking out their doors at us. Lots of crying babies and strange smells. There was no wardrobe or drawers to put clothes, the lino floor was dirty and the bathroom was very small with dirty tiles. For one night perhaps it would be OK, but certainly not for the week we had booked. Following our complaints to the management, we were advised that the 3rd and 4th floors had been renovated - complete with laminated floors, double bed only, wardrobe space and new bathroom. We duly moved into these brighter, cleaner rooms and were much happier.
Had we been given these new rooms to begin with, we would have had no complaints (other than it was a double bed and we required twin beds - but we managed!).
Staff didn't really know the area well and we were sent on a 20 minute walk in a poor area to find a restaurant - however, days later we found a very nice restaurant within a 5 minute walk!
Very convenient for the train station, but it is not the sort of place for women to walk about on their own.
At a push we would stay there again, but only if we were in the upgraded rooms.