4/5 Cecil M. 11 months ago on Google • 668 reviews
For
a
5-star
hotel
it
unfortunately
only
deserves
a
rating
of
barely
4
stars.
Everything
looks
old,
the
corridors
are
dimly
lit,
and
the
overall
color
scheme
is
dark
colours.
Many
things
don’t
work
(for
example:
light
switches
that
only
turn
off
the
lights
when
you
smash
down
on
them)
or
switches
that
work
in
weird
ways
(the
master
switch
next
to
the
bed
turns
off
everything:
lights,
TV,
fridge,
and
all
electrical
outlets).
But
when
informed
staff
at
the
the
reception,
the
switches
got
fixed
immediately.
(But
this
shouldn’t
have
been
broken
to
begin
with.
How
could
previous
guests
sleep
with
flickering
room
lights
or
lights
that
can’t
be
turned
off?)
Room
service
(for
example
refilling
soap,
shampoo,
etc)
is
different
in
each
room/floor
from
our
own
experience.
And
it’s
very
(!!!)
disappointing
that
the
roof-top
patio
is
permanently
closed.
It’s
only
open
for
large
gatherings
or
conventions.
It
would
have
been
perfect
to
sit,
relax,
and
enjoy
the
views.
Except
for
soap/shampoo,
nothing
was
provided
in
the
bathroom
(but
you
can
ask).
It’s
outdated…
I
don’t
know
how
many
items
people
have
on
average
that
need
charging
at
night
(2
phones,
powerbank,
laptop,
mobile
hotspot,
smartwatch,
etc).
In
any
case,
two
electrical
outlets
in
a
room
is
not
enough
nowadays.
There’s
not
even
an
outlet
at
each
side
of
the
bed
to
charge
your
phone
on
the
nightstand.
Saving
grace
is
that
the
staff
all
all
very
friendly
and
helpful.
A
big
shoutout
to
the
breakfast
staff
and
the
staff
at
reception.
I
assume
the
Hilton
was
previously
the
Sheraton.
The
mattresses
are
branded
Sheraton
and
some
taxi
drivers
don’t
know
Hilton
but
know
Sheraton.
(Talking
about
mattresses:
they
were
great.
The
pillows
were
terrible.)