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When we eventually found it, we got into our room only to realise there was no natural light in there - to it's benefit to be honest because that delayed us seeing how rough it was! The bed was the most uncomfortable creation in the world which squeaked even if you walked past it quickly! The 'pillows' were so thin, if we'd had a window we'd have been able to see light through them. The bedding didn't feel particularly clean and it also felt like it was about 20 years old it was so worn and rough over most of it. The floors weren't particularly clean neither was the furniture or bathroom fixtures. We had a kettle in our room which when it got to a certain temperature, the lid popped open and you had to hold it down to get the kettle to boil. The bathroom did have a small window over some outdoor stairs. When we looked outside, we realised that somebody on those stairs would be able to see people showering or using the toilet in the reflection of the mirror. The mirror whose frame was brown parcel paper! There was a big square where an older tv had been removed from the wall in the bedroom but they hadn't bothered painting it to match the rest of the room. The wall had a big hole in it behind the door too. Our room was on the ground floor but there was no sign telling other guests to be respectful of noise so we were treated to a group of German men having a very loud discussion about 4 feet from our bed. The breakfast part of bed and breakfast appeared to be just some black bread left near the toaster. Our room with kettle didn't have cups and so we used two from the kitchen before we spotted the notice telling us that kitchen equipment needs to stay in the kitchen. We did actually only find two cups so I'm guessing the large group of Germans would've had to wait for us to drink our coffee. The kitchen was also dark and dingy with some rancid looking drape over the only window. Pretty grim place all around.