Theatre Hotel

I liked this hotel a lot, despite it being slightly shabby. I think I owe much of my positive experience to the location of my room. I lucked out and got a room facing the public square and theatre across the street (hence the hotel's name). Therefore, my room came with a broad balcony with wooden doors and banisters that must date back to the 19th century (or beyond). I spent much of my time sitting on that balcony, sipping my coffee and watching the life of the town unfold in the square below. It was sublime, and that alone was worth the inexpensive room rate. I highly recommend requesting one of these balcony rooms if you stay here. Bear in mind that it's a budget hotel -- the communal spaces and hallways reminded me of my college dormitory. That being said, I found it to have lots of down-to-earth charm. All of the staff members I encountered were exceptionally friendly and professional. The rooms are a bit small, but clean and with everything you need for a comfortable stay. The location can't be beat, right in the middle of the web of ancient, windy alleys and streets that make up the old village centre. Overall, I recommend this hotel for those willing to look past the more modest bits. But seriously, be sure to request a balcony, theatre-facing room!