5/5 Tuomas A. 10 months ago on Google
Me
and
my
family
had
the
greatest
hotel
experience
at
Mayfair
Hotel
Tunneln
that
we've
ever
had.
Not
the
best
room
ever
-
it
lacked
air
conditioning
-
not
the
best
breakfast
ever
-
it
was
a
solid
one,
but
we've
been
to
some
quite
opulent
hotel
breakfasts
-
but
the
overall
experience
was
just
superb.
There
were
the
technical
things:
the
hotel
is
located
right
by
the
train
station,
the
beds
were
big
and
comfy,
the
children
really
enjoyed
the
bath,
whatever,
that's
not
what
sets
this
hotel
apart.
It
was
the
history
of
the
building
and
all
the
effort
that
had
been
put
to
relay
it
to
the
visitor.
The
look
and
feel,
the
atmosphere
of
a
centuries
old
building,
that
also
has
had
the
necessary
renovations
for
modern
comfort
(really
enjoyed
the
indoor
plumbing,
now
that
I
think
of
the
alternative)
made
our
stay
really
something
worth
remembering.
Some
hotels
may
have
a
grander
buffet
for
breakfast,
but
none
that
I
know
of
can
claim
to
serve
the
said
breakfast
in
a
cellar
that
was
built
in
the
14th
century.
Many
hotels
boast
about
famous
people
that
have
stayed
there,
but
few
hotels
can
tell
about
people
who
lived
there
half
a
millennium
ago.
And
tell
the
hotel
truly
did,
with
framed
excerpts
from
hotels
past
in
the
hallways
and
a
booklet
of
the
building's
history
in
the
room,
which
made
the
times
long
gone
seem
like
it
was
yesterday.
My
two
children
would
like
to
note
that
the
best
two
things
were
the
bake-them-yourself
waffles
and
the
art
installation
chair
with
fluorescent
tubes.
The
chair
had
to
be
lit
up
every
time
we
passed
by
it,
it
was
absolutely
great.
Oh
yeah,
the
art!
The
hotel
has
an
impressive
collection
of
modern
art
along
with
historic
paintings,
again,
making
it
so
much
more
than
just
a
place
you
sleep
in.