We took a long time to choose a hotel. It took us several days, and once again, while opening the hotel aggregator website, we stumbled upon this hotel at a very attractive price. We immediately booked a room with breakfast. Judging by the reviews, the hotel offered good breakfasts and nice rooms. In addition, it had five stars, as well as paid parking. Upon arriving at the hotel around 5 PM, we were unable to access the garage, and this was the first adventure that awaited us. When we approached the reception and checked in, we were told that there were no spaces in the garage, and we were offered to park wherever we could find a spot on the street. We started searching for a spot, but even on the street everything was taken. Cars were parked everywhere: on the sidewalks, at the curbs, on the driveways, at the turns, under the bridge at the entrance - literally everywhere. In the end, we found one spot at the entrance to the hotel, at the turn under the bridge. There was a small free area, and we squeezed in there somehow. Jumping ahead, I should mention that in the morning, behind us, there was already a whole pile of cars. This line of vehicles stretched out of the hotel. In general, parking here is a problem: if you are lucky, you park; if not, you will be searching for a spot for a long time. Upon check-in, we were given a bottle of wine. We don't drink wine, but we took the gift anyway. Upon entering the room, we saw a very, very old interior. Let’s go through it in order. The shower looked nice, but it was heavily worn out. Somewhere it was repainted, somewhere it was patched up, somewhere it was taped. The showerhead wouldn’t stay in place. When turned on, water splashed in all directions, and if you tried to hang the showerhead on the mount, it constantly fell off. The bathtub was nice, long, and you could lie comfortably in it. But here too, the coating looked old. Now about the room itself. The carpet was heavily worn in the middle - where people usually walk. There was almost no pile left; it was completely trampled down. The air conditioner worked, but it was very noisy and looked quite old. The windows didn’t open, probably for safety reasons. The view from the window was nice, but the windows themselves were very dirty. Next to the bed were lamps that had built-in sockets. But there was one strange feature: if you wanted to charge your phone, you had to turn on the lamp. So either you have the light on and your phone charges, or there is no light and the phone doesn’t charge. A very strange solution; I don’t understand why they did it this way. Overall, this hotel doesn’t deserve five stars. I would give it three, maybe four stars at most. It was probably very good once, but over time it has worn out a lot and now needs serious repairs. The breakfast was decent. Not excellent, but quite acceptable. There were cheeses, cold cuts, fruits, vegetables, mushrooms - in short, a standard set. Will I stay here next time? I don’t know. I doubt it. If there is absolutely nowhere else to stay, then maybe I will choose it again. But knowing this hotel, I would most likely look for something else.