“You get what you pay for.”
I stayed at this hotel for week over New Years, and was primarily attracted by the price and stated amenities. The hotel is comparable to a Day's or Holiday Inn in the US. Staff was friendly, hotel was new and modern, and rooms were clean. Parking and Wi-Fi were free.
The city center and train station are not within walking distance, and parking is not easy to find unless you park in pay parking structures - which are not cheap. There were a few annoyances, such as the rooms have no clock/alarms, and bathrooms do not have fans - so they became humid and foggy very quickly. Wi-Fi worked intermittently, depending on how full the hotel was.
For two nights a large dance troupe made a considerable amount of noise all night. Since it was New Year's Eve, I was willing to accept the noise up to a point, but after three in the morning I complained to the night clerk, who said he could do nothing. The next morning (several hours later) the manager, who was very apologetic, moved us to the fourth floor. I heard from other guests that the problem continued the next several evening, however it was not noticeable from the new room.
I would still recommend the hotel for what it is - a clean, modern hotel, with friendly staff and free parking. However, I'm sure a higher end hotel would never have put up with noise from a group of its guests, and I personally would probably not stay there again.