Beautifully outfitted studio room with a large spa. The bed was extremely comfortable. Limited tv channels and no wifi.
The service was great from check in to check out. The location is lovely with public transport near by, and also very close to King's Park.
We had a very nice breakfast at the cafe downstairs. Once again, great service.
All in all, we had a great stay here and would return again.
We arranged this via our time share.

When a hotel advertises itself properly, and charges accordingly, we have a much more pleasant experience than when the description and pricing is that of a high end hotel and the delivery is no where near as is the case with the Outram. The small unglamourous lobby houses a small kitchen you can smell the stench of the minute yiu walk in. No one's been trained to help with the bags...even at rates nearing $400 per night. The one person service means waiting for check in in a deserted lobby.Chips on walls and doors, uninspiring decor, views of shabby buildings, frontage covered in uncohesive branding and signage, and paper signs advertising breakfast specials are what we found at this hotel.

Nice, small and modern hotel. Nice breakfast and the free broadband was good.

However, one of the bins had not been emptied and I was greeted with the last guest's personal hygeine products. Not what I wanted to see...

We stayed there for the U2 Concert during December. We were wanting some thing nice since it was a weekend away from 4 kids for the first time in ten years. At $350 dollars per night we were quite disappointed, All freshly fitted out, but it was all very basic more like an small selfcontained cheap apartment, which at $350/night make it quite expensive.
Probaly quite good for the buisness traveller.