wifi that seems to fade in and out. It doesn't work all the time, and it only works on one side of the room, and it is slow. Other than that, I have no complaints. Let's talk about breakfast. If your idea of a full breakfast is a few slices of room temperature salami, ham/turkey (I couldn't tell which one it was), and waxy no-taste cheese served with day-old hard bread in a really hot, small room then this is the place for you. Let's talk about the elevator. I guess I shouldn't complain since there is an elevator, but I kid you not, it has a capacity of "i person". I did violate the rule since I squeezed my son in with me, but he is 11. Speaking of small things, the shower capacity is like half a person. Maybe one person if you are a super thin super model who has been on a hunger strike for a month. It's hard to turn without hitting all four walls of the shower. Let's talk about the location. Yes, it is kind of close to some things, but it is located on a dingy side street, next to a laundry and some other somewhat suspicious establishments (and the nearest metro stop is closed for construction). Oh, and if you blink you will miss the hotel, since there is only a tiny sign outside what otherwise looks like a regular apartment building. You hit the buzzer and hopefully someone responds on the intercom. The reception desk is on the 5th floor (that is the 6th floor for us Americans)--remember the 1-person elevator I mentioned? And reception closes at 8:30 pm.