the sQuare hotel

Get what you pay for, staff not very attentive for the English but overall not a bad place to stay

Bra personal.

Room was extremely basic. TV didn't work, also had to unplug the TV to work the electric kettle as there was only one socket which you had to pull out the desk to either plug in or unplug. The bathroom door was rotting at the bottom due to the bathroom being too small for the wetroom design. After shower the bathroom floor was completely soaked. Automatic sensor for the lights in corridor didn't work so corridor was very dark.

Modern-ish, TV didn’t work, toilet seat was broken and sharp, shower head and connection hose was warn and sprayed everywhere, had to change from original room because door lock was broke. 1 single electrical outlet for charging devices on the far end of room away from bed. Staff was friendly and it was clean enough.

Came here more covid when it was under a dif name for few nights when I missed my flight to Us and it helped me get situated and catch up on sleep. It’s under a new name (name outside on building still hasn’t changed ps). I feel it’s better now but also since it’s new it doesn’t run so smoothly yet. Feel like enough staff here do care about the hotel running smoothly and will work to improve and stabilize everything. Roos are same size and similar to how they were w euro hotel. Very good cotton sheet Good huge pillows. Blankets a little short but ok. Rooms facing the side street are very loud unlike uprising the rooms facing th Main Street. The side street double rooms are the higher ones in size though. There is someone downstairs at entrance 24/7. Housekeeping is available only til about 3/4pm (if u want the floors mopped or garbage thrown out you have to specify and possibly stay in room so they do do this, the young guy that does heck out rooms is the best housekeeper, he’s super sweet from when you meet him and really cares about guest experience, wish I got his name. The rest seem to have this job in passing or prob will not work there for long because they couldn’t care less.