A big negative for this Hotel is the car park. The Hotel does not have its own car park, you have to use a public car park two blocks away. The Hotel has ten minute free car parking outside the hotel to load & unload your car. Fortunately for us the weather was fine, but it would have been very difficult recovering your car from the car park & packing your luggage outside the Hotel if the weather was wet as there was no shelter. The Hotel has 9 steps to carry your heavy suitcases up before you can get a lift to your room. This is not easy for older guest. We had air-conditioning in our room which was appreciated but very noisy as the fan speed control had been disabled. The breakfast had plenty of hot & cold choice & was very nice, the only negative for us was that the hot water urn was not maintaining the water on the boil for our cup of tea & the water was almost cold, & if you are a tea drinker you like your tea to be hot. The Hotel booking system was so inefficient that the Hotel guests were waiting out the door, even with two receptionist working. Management needs to improve their system. The Hotel generally had lots of old world charm.

We were given an upgrade to a Very nice suite , kind of a pent house thing with the master bed on a Loft. Very cosy!
À nice "british" gastro pub!
The only thing that wasn't that great was the breakfast with cold boiled eggs , a bit Messy and no good mornings or smiles!

the most amazing part is the beautiful hotel interior which you see immediately when you enter the hotel. we did not expect such a nice hotel for the price. the breakfast is really good with a big variety of food. the rooms are not really spacious, but very simple, stylish and clean. the staff was absolutely frienly. we strongly recommend the hotel!

I spent a three nights in this very classy hotel on business.

Positives:
- Fantastic mix of historical and modern.
- Friendly and helpful staff.
- Buffet breakfast in Cafe de Rasoir.
- Comfortable despite -23 deg C outside.
Negatives:
- Room small.
- WiFi not free and I had to continually reset access point, which I found under the desk, to maintain connection.