Hotels near National Museum of Education

"I had a great Executive room with view of the bridge. Got 20% off coupon from Expedia but didn't use it. Their breakfast was 27Euro, not cheap even with discount. Coffee machine in the room was great. Lobby has coffee in the morning, water all day, or can refill from gym. Checked out sauna, it was nice. Room has small bar of soap, no lotion, but shower gel/shampoo and conditioner. Located 2 stops away from Central train station via tram, with stop right outside of hotel. Took one star off as it is located at end of central downtown area. I would have rather liked to stay more in central. but was great anyway. No complains."

"Beautiful stay! Will come back for sure! The pool is amazing! The view from my room was incredible. "

"Very well situated and refurbished old style hotel."

"Properties a good modern appearance and vibe is good. We loved the outside patio to hangout. It is very close to dining places and walkable to the central areas. The only issue we had was the bed a little hard and we ran into dirty towels on our first night and requested for another clean set."

"Clean, spacious room and convenient on site parking. We enjoyed our stay here and would definitely choose to stay here again or at their other locations. "

"Wonderful hotel right next to a Metro station, making it very convenient. Public parking right outside the hotel which is considerably cheaper than parking in the actual hotel (half the price for us considering we parked at 6:00 PM and then it’s free to park from 11:00 PM to 9:00 AM."

"My daughter and I stay for a week and their lounge area was amazing. After sightseeing all day we enjoyed playing cards and having drinks on the comfy couches and seats. Their menu was great and affordable. Good location with short walk to the train station and the market."

"Up front the rooms are small, but this is a trend with urban hotels. It was fine for me as a single guest and the bed was fabulous. The staff are truly outstanding, well trained on hospitality essentials. They go the extra kilometer (and a half) to make you feel at home."

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