4/5 Alex B. 1 year ago on Google
We
stayed
3
nights
in
September.
The
hotel
seems
to
be
made
up
of
at
least
two
old
buildings
with
wide
staircases,
paneled
hallways
with
interesting
art,
and
charming
public
rooms.
The
breakfast
buffet
was
really
good
and
they
offered
extra
things
you
could
order
like
fancy
eggs;
in
the
afternoon
they
had
a
self
service
bar
and
free
delicious
cake
and
sweets.
The
staff
was
helpful
and
friendly.
Finding
our
room
the
first
time
was
a
challenge
due
to
the
nearly
random
numbering
and
color
coding
system
used
to
identify
rooms
and
floors,
and
the
fact
that
one
of
the
lifts
apparently
skips
a
floor.
Our
room
was
big
with
a
comfortable
bed,
a
small
minibar,
and
an
unusual
bathroom
layout
-
one
little
room
just
for
the
shower,
another
just
for
a
large
sink,
and
another
with
the
toilet
and
a
small
sink.
It
had
a
view
onto
an
unattractive
street,
with
very
loud
construction
for
a
new
metro
station
a
block
away
starting
quite
early
every
morning.
The
double
windows
did
mute
the
noise
a
lot,
but
keeping
them
closed
wasn’t
ideal
as
the
AC
was
weak.
But
our
traveling
companions
who
had
a
courtyard
room
said
their
room
was
quiet.
The
neighborhood
was
busy
with
a
combination
of
commercial
and
residential
and
had
a
good
selection
of
restaurants
(we
liked
La
Pause
pizza
and
Da
Michele
Italian
since
both
were
delicious,
open
late,
and
we
could
get
in
without
a
wait
or
booking
ahead),
and
it
was
not
too
far
to
walk
to
shops,
museums
and
tour
bus
stops.
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