Ibis Hotel

All that’s missing is Bea Smith and The screws
If you get that reference your my kind of people
Anyway, it’s just over £40 a night, sleep 3 on a double bed and a cabin bed that precariously hovers above the double
The shower and toilet «pod» is a little cramp
Place isn’t that clean, it’s beyond basic and you have no free wifi
I’ve seen prison cells (on to documentaries honest) that are cleaner and more luxurious
It’s full of really undesirable people and I’m sure one whole floor was taken up by homeless/​asylum seekers for a while too
Get a hotel somewhere else and treat yourself to a proper nights sleep

Budget by name and budget by nature! The rooms have no little bits and bobs inside but you can get almost anything from the reception for a price.
The room is small and well designed for space saving — feels a bit like being in an ikea display. The beds are hard as hell, at least in the twin rooms. Showers are good, sink is in the room and no lock on the bathroom door. Not great for privacy though if you’re just sharing with a pal.
Décor is modern with some funky lighting choices although the paintwork is a bit shoddy — I like attention to detail and this isn’t the name of the game here.
Rooms do get hot in the night due to the size of them, you can open the window a touch but be prepared that if you can see the outdoor smoking area below your room, you will likely be woken up by people talking loudly and 2^nd hand smoke filtering into your room as it travels upwards. NOT PLEASANT.

Das Hotel liegt vom Fluss getrennt in ca. 3 km Entferneung zur Innenstadt. Der Service war sehr aufmerksam und freundlich. Auch über das übliche Maß hinaus wurde uns geholfen.
Die Zimmer sind wie bei ETAP /​ibis budget üblich sehr klein und zweckmäßig eingerichtet. Das Frühstück war gut. Sehr gutes Preis-​Leistungsverhältnis.