Baron Hotel

A room for three people on the first floor has obvious signs of mold in the corners, which probably explains the unpleasant stinky odor. For persons with asthma, allergies, or related medical conditions a stay in such a room might be medically dangerous. The administrator kindly switched the room to another one (a smaller one for two people on the second floor), which had no such issues. (That was the very room we had booked). That one didn't have similar problems, but I still have a few points to mention. - The duvet was too small for two. That made sleeping a bit uncomfortable. - Windows (in the room itself and the bathroom) are not protected by mosquito nets, which allows insects to fly freely into the rooms, and annoy people. - The shower is leaking water in a few places (connection of the showerhead, for example). - The advertisement states that the hotel has air conditioning in the rooms, that statement is incorrect. - The advertisement states that the room has a bathtub, that statement is incorrect. - Doors of the wardrobe in the room are squeaking, they probably require oiling. - There are disposable slippers in the room. On the wet floor of the bathroom, they appear to be extremely slippery. I was very much afraid of making a slip while taking a shower. A rubber mat on the floor could have fixed that. - The bathroom would be much more comfortable to use if it had a shelf where one could put toothbrushes, shower gel, and other necessities. Lastly, a thing that is out of control of the hotel obviously, but still might be of use: the hotel is directly adjacent to a quite busy road, and the noise might affect the quality of your night's sleep.