I was here in dec. 2010 for two nights. This was my third stay in this place. It is very convienent to the shopping down town, where the ships come in. But it is not where to stay for beaches. The rooms are large and clean, but appeared to have been decorated many years ago. The resturaunt serves good food but is not always open. Sometimes you have to wait. Two of the loca Rotary International clubs meet here, one at noon and one at night. Internet service is touch and go. Sometimes you get it and sometimes you don't.

Stayed there for 1 night. As most reviews state, the rooms are (very) big. Actually a bit too big. The distance from the bed to the flat screen TV is so big that you have to strain to see what's on. What I liked best about the hotel is it's very central location. You can walk right into town. What I liked second best is the very friendly staff. No complaint whatsoever. And the WIFI internet worked perfectly fine. The breakfast included in the price of the stay is very simple and could be a bit more exciting. But all in all, staying at this hotel is not too bad at all.

This was my second time staying at the Hotel.
The Hotel is more suited as a travelling for business purposes.
There is not much of a view from the Hotel, except for the roofs of near-by houses.
There isnt a pool, however there is a gym.
The food is tasty but not Great.
Room was clean, free WiFi and a Kitchenette, flat screen Tv witha small balcony.
When checking out, staff usually move a bit slow, so make sure you are never in a hurry.
The front desk is not always reliable on doing wake-up calls, so set your personal alarm.
But I would stay there again.

5 of us were 'bumped' off our LIAT flight due to an ongoing pilots' strike. After much argument, the airline agreed to accommodate us overnight. About 10 others were staying there for the same reason and it took *ages* to check us all in.

The rooms are large and have kitchen facilities, but are shabby, dark and dated. The view we had was of the laundry area. Walls. Machinery. Lines of drying towels.

We'd arranged an early breakfast so we could catch the first flight out, but it took *forever* to get the paperwork sorted so we could check out. Each meal had to be signed for with one receipt in the restaurant, then another document signed for at the reception desk. The staff just couldn't be rushed.

My tip: Allow *plenty* of time for the great god paperwork.