You stay here for the location, as it is the only major hotel on the river next to the small historic town and main bridge. It is within walking distance from the train station and they also have a parking lot if you are driving. There is a bar area with a small indoor seating area and a nice, large balcony with seating overlooking the river. Rooms themselves are very basic, which is why they are so inexpensive for such a good location. The room is modest sized with linoleum floors and a small rack with a couple clothes hangers. There is no refrigerator or coffee maker (or microwave, though European hotels seem to not offer microwaves). The room itself is the equivalent of a Motel 6 in the USA, but the lobby area is nicer. Bathroom is shower only (no bathtub) with a flexible hose for handholding. If the bathroom door is turned ninety degrees it fits into a second doorjamb that closes off the main room. Since there is no coffee maker, coffee and tea are available for free from the bar (or included in the low price for the modest breakfast). The only real negative was the ugly color of the room paint: dark green on one wall and light green/gray on the other wall, which is psychologically depressing. If they repainted the walls with beige and off-white it would make the room much more appealing. There is no beating the location, though, and it’s really the only option unless you rent a house or apartment.