This hotel truly exudes a unique charm that comes with a rich history. The gardens and buildings are stunning, and walking through the property feels like being transported to an English manor. Despite their age, the hotel's buildings are incredibly well-maintained and feature high-quality fittings and finishes. The InterContinental breakfast lives up to its reputation, offering a wide and delicious selection.
However, there were some drawbacks. Our room was in Building 2, which felt quite old. The corridors were very narrow, and some walls had a damp, musty look. The 'deluxe room' itself was actually quite small, and its interior decor felt a far cry from what you'd expect in a luxury hotel. The biggest issue was the bathroom light: the bedside control only offered two options – either all the room lights had to be on for the bathroom light to work, or if all the room lights were off, the bathroom light simply wouldn't turn on. This was incredibly frustrating, especially when needing to use the bathroom in the middle of the night and having to turn on all the room lights, disturbing my family's sleep.
Finally, regarding the service: while the hotel undeniably has character and historical significance, I found the staff at the front desk and the bar to be rather cold and lacking in warmth. Overall, it was a unique experience, but given the price point, I probably wouldn't choose to stay here again.
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