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26 février 2025
I'll try my best to summarize my review as fairly as possible. I stayed for 5 nights with my wife, and here are the key points: Design: One of the most beautifully artistic hotels I’ve seen. It feels more like a museum than a hotel. The lobby, garden, and hallways are stunning. However, inside the room (at least ours), it didn’t have the same wow factor. Noise: Unfortunately, our room faced the street, making it impossible to sleep until the restaurants and bars closed. Even with the super comfy bed and pillows, the noise was an issue. Bathroom: A big plus! Fully stocked with hotel-branded products and all essentials. The waterfall shower was very functional and enjoyable. Breakfast: A big no for me. It was à la carte with very limited and tasteless options. I expected a well-organized buffet with fresh pastries and a variety of choices to enjoy (just my preference). I only tried it once out of my 5 free breakfast days. Staff: The best part of the stay! Housekeeping, receptionists, bellboys, and waiters—everyone was incredibly kind and helpful. Hygiene: They take cleanliness to the next level. Room cleaning was outstanding—floors were mopped daily, and bed sheets and pillowcases were replaced every day. Huge thanks to the dedicated cleaning staff! Location: This is the main reason to book this hotel. It’s close to everything, and there’s a grocery store right next door. Suggestion: The stunning garden felt underutilized. It could be an amazing restaurant space or a vibrant dinner spot with good music. Right now, it feels abandoned. At the end of the day, a rating is about what you get for what you pay. I give it a 4/5.
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