Peltre Hotels

"The hotel is modern and clean, but expect only the minimum basics. It was tucked away in a corner where you had to go through an alley to find, and any sort of restaurant or grocery was a bit of a walk or a drive. The hotel was advertised as "sound proof", but we heard the next room's alarm go off in the morning (for example). The room we had for three people was a tight fit. We chose this place based on rate, and you certainly get what you pay for."

"The room was a bit tight, but comfortable. The room did get a bit warm at night, so we slept with the window open to keep it comfortable. It is non-smoking but we found smoke (marijuana) in the hallways and at times strong enough to creep into the room. Not one seemed to complain, and we did not want to cause waves. Julia was very helpful and told us what to see, what to do, and where to eat. She has great customer service skills. Breakfast has an assortment of items and we loved the bread and cheeses. But there were also eggs, bacon, and cereals. The hotel is just on the edge of the old town area, so shops start about 15 meters away, and you can find cafes, restaurants, chocolate shops, and clothes stores all within walking distance. Plus the buses travel everywhere, we were able to go both north and south, east and west for several miles just exploring. Bus stop just a few meters away, and train station about 1/2 km. "

"Very large room especially for being in a city"

"Lovely time, hotel was fantastic"

"Really nice & very spacious property with lots of curiosities all over. Breakfast was a bit lacking in the context of the level of everything else - no fresh fruit, only compote, no fresh veggies, somewhat sad looking cheese. "

"Nice place for one night rest, "

"Staff was nice to change rooms for us and offered free coffee. They had a good sense of safety. Always locked the doors after midnight "

"The staff was very friendly and helpful. Our room was spacious and comfy."

"The room cleaned everyday, staff are kind and helpful, breakfast just normal."