Inspect the route rather than the radius
A short straight-line distance can conceal a bridge, busy crossing or indirect lane. Ask the hotel for the route to the part of the Old Town you actually plan to visit. Compare the walk in daylight and after dark where possible, especially if you expect to return with children or shopping.
Separate walking access from vehicle access
Confirm where your transfer can stop and how far bags must be carried. Pedestrian areas and access arrangements can affect pickups. Save an agreed meeting point that a driver can reach, rather than assuming the hotel entrance works for every vehicle at every hour.
Choose comfort beyond the location
Check stairs, room light and evening activity before paying for proximity alone. If most days include beach or countryside outings, compare the transport involved. A slightly longer but simpler walk may suit you better than a room beside the busiest route.
Quick answers
Does near the Old Town mean step-free access?
No. Check the building entrance and the complete walking route separately.
Can a car always stop at the door?
Ask the property about the permitted pickup point for your arrival time.
Sources & further reading
Official sources provide destination or transport context. Practical checklists are editorial suggestions. Confirm current services and conditions with the operator.
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