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"Breakfast was extra and we didn’t go, but there was a bakery about 10 seconds walk from the hotel, which serves fresh bread and sandwiches. The room was very clean and everything worked."

"Clean room, cute hotel and very convenient to the train station. Worth the stay ! "

"Was very good with wide selection "

"Very clean, staff were very nice"

"Solid stay"

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"Polite staff, clean room, kettle with coffee and tea - all great. Can’t really complain about anything except for the aircon that didn’t work. The room was scorching and it wasn’t even that warm outside. Mentioned it to staff but nothing seems to have been done about it. Upon checking out heard someone complaining of the same thing. It’s not too far from the tram or the station - but the station is huge so isn’t that easy to navigate the best way into or out of it to get to the hotel. Would stay again - but beware of hot weather!"

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"The Citadines Danube has spacious and well-decorated rooms, and it's only two stops from the VIC (conference centre), and on a direct metro line into the centre. Citadines is basically an apart-hotel, so there's also a kitchenette. Three things: the studio and executive studio are basically the same except that executive studio is on a higher floor, has a coffee machine, and costs more. Second, the hotel only cleans room once a week. You want it cleaned more than that, you pay about 25 euros, which I think is ludicrous as the trash def needs to be taken out more than once a week if you're using the kitchenette. Third, reception could not be less interested in guests coming in. They weren't unfriendly, just very disinterested. Maybe that's because there are a lot of flight crews in the hotel and so they are used to people coming in for a night or for very short days. So, if you're coming in for a conference and hotels closer to the VIC are full, and you're happy to have a very anonymous experience, this hotel is fine. If you want a friendlier hotel with more amenities, I'd choose elsewhere."