Artim Hotel

A very nice and quiet hotel; parking is the only drawback! Otherwise, highly recommended!

A lovely hotel in a fantastic location at absolutely fair prices. The room wasn't exactly modern, but it was cozy and a good size – including a bathroom. We would definitely stay here again! What's more, they sent us a lunchbox we'd forgotten in the mini-fridge free of charge. Great service, thank you! If you need the elevator, be prepared for a bit of a wait, as it's incredibly slow. There are plenty of restaurants and bakeries nearby, and the hotel also has excellent public transport connections.

Clean and comfortable rooms.

Breakfast was good and fresh. The location was good. However, for a 4-star hotel that doesn't even offer a bottle of water in the room, this is disappointing. Perhaps a word of caution for those traveling with family (the hotel is on a street lined with LGBT cafes).

I felt exceptionally comfortable: a large room quite high up, and clean. The windows could be opened – it was quiet at the back. The room had a peaceful atmosphere, and I slept very well. The subway is just a few minutes away.

It's okay, but more of a dated 4-star hotel. The decor is reminiscent of the early 2000s; the rooms are more modern and at least carpet-free. The deluxe rooms are simply disproportionately large with a bed that looks lost in them. The welcome bottle of water in the room isn't complimentary, and the shower gel for five days is just a tiny sample size. You can see where they're cutting corners. Even at breakfast in the Hawaiian-themed hotel bar: the selection is okay, but I miss a fruit bowl, and there's only scrambled eggs from bulk containers with way too much fat—more like the lower end of a 4-star hotel or the upper end of a 3-star one. The TV doesn't even have the full channel lineup.

Friendly, clean room, good breakfast!