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"They were kind enough to accommodate my request for a quiet room because I'm a very light sleeper and early check-in. "

"Met all my expectations and great Location"

"Excellent all round, friendly staff, lovely room and shower and great central location. Highly recommend."

"Hotel Astoria is a nice, budget friendly hotel. It's not incredibly modern, but it has all the amenities I wanted and needed. The hotel was clean and tidy, though the decor was a little tired and dated, it felt looked after and well presented. The hotel room was a good temperature, with warm duvets and windows that opened properly for airflow. Water pressure in the bathroom was great, and there was enough storage for me. The bed was comfortable, if a little bit too soft. Breakfast was good, straightforward "continental" spread with meats and cheeses. Don't expect rows and rows of hot food, but there is plenty to eat. Staff are friendly and attentive. There is an expensive vending machine in the lobby if you are desperate but lots of shops in walking distance. The location was great, minutes from the conference centre I needed to be at, close to train and bus stops and plenty of restaurants. There are a lot of steps, and even if you use the lift there are still stairs to climb/descend, so this is not a hugely accessible properly."

"İncredible location, staff, room, possibility. They are deserve 10 stars instead 5"

"Pros: The hotel is in a great location, less than 5 minute walk from the main train station. The staff was wonderful and very friendly. Cons: The room is tiny and the biggest thing was the air conditioner was turned off as it was still in "winter mode". The room was stiflingly hot, but thankfully the front desk provided a fan for us to use for our stay."

"Very good location and clean we had a lovely stay"

"Good location. Great room. Facilities excellent. Breakfast first rate. Friendly staff. Recommended."

"Amazing breakfast,helpful staff, walkable and secure neighbourhood, walking distance to shopping street"