4/5 Angela E. 2 years ago on Google
The
bones
of
this
hotel
are
stunning.
The
location
is
also
great.
The
service
is
absolutely
top
notch.
Also,
the
morning
breakfast
was
good,
albeit
30€
per
person,
and
the
in-room
toiletries
were
good
quality.
There
was
a
Nespresso
machine
in
the
room
with
coffee
and
tea,
as
well
as
some
nice
chocolates.
That
said,
the
interior
designer
for
this
hotel
who
picked
out
the
furnishings
needs
to
understand
that
good
design
also
needs
to
include
comfort.
It
is
as
if
the
interior
designer
only
wanted
their
target
audience
to
be
21-30
year
olds.
However,
at
350-400€
a
night,
the
hotel
should
consider
that
maybe
some
older
people,
like
myself,
may
want
comfort
as
well
as
design.
For
example,
all
the
sofas
were
too
low.
The
chairs
were
these
post-modern
plastic
and
resin
styles
that
were
trying
way
too
hard
to
be
cool
with
zero
effort
to
be
comfortable.
Another
example,
the
ceiling
light
fixtures
looked
like
large
flying
saucers
that
literally
blocked
some
the
original
ceiling.
The
original
ceiling
is
one
of
the
best
parts
of
the
hotel.
A
third
example,
my
room
had
3
different
glass
doors.
Each
glass
door
was
clumsy
and
noisy.
The
bathtub
was
painfully
long
and
narrow,
suited
only
to
bathe
a
gazelle.
There
was
also
a
wooden
door
in
the
room
that
led
to
nowhere,
literally.
Opening
it
only
triggered
a
single
song
to
play
repeatedly
until
the
door
was
closed.
(No,
I’m
not
kidding.)
My
last
example,
the
bed.
Despite
having
a
pillow
menu,
which
was
nice,
the
bed
itself
was
too
soft
and
too
low
to
the
ground.
The
bed
linens
were
good
quality.
In
the
future,
I’m
less
likely
to
stay
at
this
hotel
and
more
likely
to
stop
by
for
a
drink
or
a
coffee
in
the
bar,
which
had
banquettes
that
were
one
of
the
few
comfortable
places
to
sit.
I
really
wanted
to
love
this
hotel.
However,
for
all
the
aforementioned
reasons,
I
just
couldn’t.