The hotel's lobby and common areas are well-maintained, exuding a high-end, old-money charm. Its location is excellent, with some rooms offering sea views. Upon arrival, we paid an additional 70 euros to upgrade to a sea-view room. The front desk staff were very friendly and easy to communicate with.
However, the in-room facilities are quite old. We stayed on the 6th floor, and the cushions on the balcony chairs hadn't been cleaned or tidied. Despite it being a sunny day, the leather cushions were soaked with accumulated water, so sitting on them meant getting completely wet. Also, the bathroom faucet dripped all night long (due to old equipment).
There's no hotel parking. They use a nearby private parking service where you have to hand over your keys for valet parking. The charge covers from check-in until 12:30 PM the following day and varies by car size. For our SUV, it was 40 euros per day. What I found particularly inappropriate was being asked for an additional 10 euro tip directly when picking up the car. I think parking fees should be managed by the hotel directly.
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