This hotel is rather functional - it won't win any awards for architecture but the rooms are fine for the price. I had a small room on the top floor first but it was very warm and stuffy - it's really the attic. I moved to a different room which was much nicer. It was bigger, had its own litte terrace and separate seating area. (The weather was quite humid.) Each room had 2 single beds which were comfortable. The staff were very good - they ordered a takeout pizza for me one night and when it arrived, the receptionist took it to my room - up 2 flights of stairs. Breakfast was fine - the usual ham, cheese, juices, etc. You just help yourself. The hotel is set into a hill overlooking the lake. It's a short walk into town through a park in the river. There are a lot of stairs and no lift. It has wireless internet access but you have to buy a token to access it at the reception. I'd prefer to stay at the Radisson because it's more central but if you're on a budget this is a fine hotel. (Much better than the Dania)