Lobby
The lobby is small and has a reception desk which is manned 24 hours a day.
Exterior
A listed building due its unique curved glass facade, it has been refurbished and reopened as a hotel in 2002 following its use as the locker rooms to the well-known Vanadis Baths.
Rooms
The rooms are small, basic and functional. They are all decorated in neutral colours, but have one coloured feature wall to add character. 50% of the rooms are internal rooms with no window, while the remaining 50% face the front with views over trees and the road beneath. However, it most be noted the internal rooms are quiet and dark, great for a good nights sleep, plus more importantly they offer a great budget option to the traveller who is more interested in being out on the town exploring. Wash facilities come in the shape of shared toilets and bathrooms in the corridors, which are clean and adequate for any length of stay.
Restaurant
A dining room is located on the ground floor where a small breakfast can be collected. It can either be eaten on the simple tables that are provided, in the rooms or elsewhere as it consists of a sandwich, and tea or coffee.
