Well located hotel right in the heart of town, but this means smaller rooms. First impression was awful. Drove through road closures to reach a tiny car park full of builders' vans, but managed to get a space - they are having a new restaurant area built and I had to climb through an indoor building site to get to the temporary reception, breathing in loads of cement dust as workers were cutting and drilling as I passed through. Friendly greeting, and off to my room, which was clean and comfortable. Gasping for a drink, I realised they no longer provide kettle and drink making stuff in the rooms, so went back down for a drink and was given a coffee by the receptionist.Charged 8€ for parking, but was worried if I went out in my car there would be no space when I got back, and when I left I was billed 2€ for the coffee. Didn't eat dinner at the hotel, but breakfast next morning was not bad, at least it was clean where it had been caked in cement dust the previous afternoon.Once the building work is finished it should be really nice, though. Did think it was a little overpriced for the extra you got over the Ibis Budget just down the road, which has a much larger free car park but no restaurant and is almost half the price. If I went again I'd probably return to the Ibis Budget, but for what it is, this is a good hotel suffering from temporary building and roadworks problems. Felt a price reduction should be offered during the improvements, but overall not a bad hotel.