Tralee Townhouse

Établissement bien situé, calme , le personnel est accueillant, disponible,

Es liegt im Zentrum der Stadt (3 Minuten Fußweg) und die Ausstattung der Zimmer sind sehr gut und modern (diese scheinen vor nicht allzu langer Zeit renoviert worden zu sein)

Der Aufzug war 2 Tage defekt, so dass wir am Abreisetag unsere großen Koffer über 2 Etagen die Treppe runtertragen mussten.

Fabulous location and very helpful staff. Great room and very comfortable

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It was clean nice place

The hotel is located in the city center. You can park your car on the road near the hotel (paid during the day, free in the evening and at night), if you are lucky and there is a place. The hotel is very clean, new modern renovation. The room has a kettle, cups, tea, coffee, sugar. Comfortable beds.

The shower water is set to a barely warm temperature that cannot be turned up. The reception staff warned us when we checked in that we would have to wait for hot water in the shower. However, it does not appear even if you shower for 10 minutes. The light in the shower is automatic. If you are in the cubicle, it does not see your movements and turns off. However, if you are in the room on the bed, it reacts to you and turns on, along with the extractor. This is because the shower door is transparent and the system sees your movements in the room, not in the shower. The shower door is glass and so transparent that you can see everything. If you are a couple, it is fine. However, if you are with an adult son, it is not very comfortable. We did not have a family room, two separate beds, but the room was so small that with such a shower door everything was one space. From my movements in bed at night, both the light and the shower hood turned on several times, which I had to listen to, lie down and not move. The window in the room faced a dead end. Since the weather was warm, we opened the window. However, it faced some other hood, which was constantly working loudly from 10 am to 5 pm. The room was so small that you had to step over suitcases.