The Student Hotel Eindhoven

I liked the position - the station is the closest point to the city centre that is also served by buses and trains. Arrival from the airport just takes 20 mins and you are just in front of it. The city centre (5 mins walk) is full of fantastic restaurants and bars.

We were “upgraded” for free to a large room, that is intended for disabled people. I absolutely understand and respect the rules in this field, but it was impossible to take a shower and once I also fell badly on the wet floor. Most of all, the bathroom has a step to get into it so I don’t think that this makes the room appropriate for the purpose it was concieved for. And, would you seriously recommend a disabled person to stay in a room at the 22th floor in a building with the most precipitous escaping stairs I have ever seen? Besides the bathroom, I did’t appreciate the fact that in my room I didn’t find any information about the hotel, the services (included or not) and other few things, bar/dinner/lunch/bicycles/check out time and so on... Also, the boiling kettle is awfully uncleanable and we did have to open the remote control with the screwdriver to make the battery work and switch on the television. I appreciated the whole mood of the hotel, but unfortunately pastel millennials colours and catchy typefaces will be not enough to make the format last forever.