We have stayed at this hotel several times - it is 70 miles from home and becomes a true destination for us. Everything about the hotel is perfect - the attentive staff, the contemporary art, the decor and the sensitivity of the renovation. This is a perfect place.

We stayed at 21C over New Years' and had a wonderful experience. It's such an anomaly in terms of being a high-end boutique hotel with incredible art (particularly in this area) and it's incredibly well done. We stayed in a corner suite which was a great, spacious room with nice styling (in a pleasing, not intrusive sort of way) and had a great bathroom too. The only complaint is that a full dining room table was probably not necessary and seemed to be there only to fill the additional space created by the L-shape of the room.

The staff are friendly, the exhibits interesting and thought-provoking, and they have don't charge for wireless (seriously, who can justify charging for wireless?). Good drinks in the bar (although the staff were quite inattentive and slow) and decent food in the restaurant. Overall, great stay.

Also, the New Years' Eve party was great because how often do you get to have an adult-oriented, uncrowded, stylish dance party? And in an art gallery at that? Good music, good art, and upstairs in bed by 1am if you so choose. It was a great way to spend NYE.

This is a very nice facility with interesting architectural features and decor. It is clean with a helpful staff but very expensive. However, had I known the hotel would present pedophilia masquerading as "art" I would not have stayed here. At the time of our stay, they were hosting the "art" (and I am using that term extremely loosely) of Anthony Goicolea. Google it.

The art? Well look up Goicolea - sick pedophilia is what we had to endure. And facility wise - nothing special. Go to the Gault House.