It is a hotel in a building together with student dorm.
My bad experience:
-When check in, the reception lady refused to give me the key unless I pay extra money that I was not prior disclosed in their Airbnb description.
The story is: When I check in, the reception ask me €24 city tax. But I already paid full amount online through Airbnb, and there is no words in description says that I need to pay extra when I check in.
I asked her why do I need to pay something I was not agree to pay. The reception told me:"Yes, we do not write in Airbnb about the city tax, but I can not give you the key if you do not pay this". she also told me the manager is not here that night.
I had no energy to fight in an evening after my 18 hours flight. So I paid.
Fun thing happened in the next day morning. I checked their Airbnb listing again. This host changed fee structure: Now they are charging 3 euro per night to the incoming guests directly through Airbnb. This means they knew they did ask me to pay a fee that they were not prior disclosed.
I was disappointed because I did not get any apology about the attitude they had towards me on the first night. It is not that much about the money. I was more mad at the service attitude and their ignorance on the importance of the agreed price.
So I reported my issue to Airbnb and Airbnb(not the host) reimburse of the extra money I paid.
Good points:
-Furniture very new, clean room and cleaning service everyday.
-A bus stop right in front of of the building, a supermarket within the building so you will not be starving.
-Although I had bad experience with one reception lady when I check in. One reception guy Alejandro was very friendly and helpful. He helped me listened and talked to a call I was not able to understand (in French). He was so kind to help me move a suitcase (cuz I had 3 big cases).
The City tax issue will not happen to the incoming guest, so overall I still think it is a good place to stay for a short business trip.