The hotel is very clean and has a nice minimalist ethos. Nothing in there that you don’t need, which I imagine contributes to the very reasonable price. It’s a good location, anywhere I needed to go was less than £10 in an Uber. The only issues we had were with checking in and parking. The hotel requires ID, which isn’t the case for a lot of other places I’ve stayed (if you’re not overseas of course). The only ID I had with me was a bank card that wasn’t acceptable and the hotel had no leniency on this policy. If I didn’t have another guest staying with me, who did have an ID, I think I wouldn’t have been turned away. Non of this was made clear at the time of booking, that an ID is a strict requirement, so just a heads up. Also the parking has had the 24 hour facility removed, so you have to continuously keep topping up which is a bit of a pain.