This hotel was in a great location and the staff was enormously helpful and kind. Breakfast was simple (mostly bread) but quick, easy and tasty. The room was clean and well decorated. However I was placed in a room that was most definitely not the “large room” shown in the Airbnb listing. The room I stayed in was perfectly fine but it was smaller than the booked room seemed, and the bathroom was truly difficult to manage. There was barely enough room for my feet to fit between the toilet and the wall, which made balancing for the toilet tricky and climbing past the toilet for the shower precarious. All in all, I would consider staying here again — again, location and staff were great, hotel was reliable and safe, room was clean and simple — but not at the current price. The room was too small for what the price, and the fact that I was placed in some other room in the hotel weirded me out. I booked the reservation for a particular room; to be checked into another one entirely made me question the vulnerability Airbnb users have when we’re booking places to stay sight unseen, and the ways a host could exploit that. Did the host charge me for the larger, more expensive room and then place me in the smaller one? Not a good practice.