This hotel is absolutely worth a visit as real historical buildings which preserved the atmosphere of aristocracy will become rare in future and in the first minutes of arrival to this hotel you feel this special spirit. I absolutely loved my room with window overlooking flowers in the garden and large mirror on the wall. Bar area in the hotel is also quite unique as with all these rooms and chairs you feel like a guest at somebody's family house and just don't want to leave. Unfortunately, there was nothing royal about the service in this hotel plus a really had my personal bit of bad luck during my short visit. It all started with the breakfast - what a lovely room and wonderful view through the window. I came very early, being probably the first guest and took a small table with nice view. When I took my seat, a waiter approached me and with a tone not expecting any refusals asked me to change my table to another one. Apparently mine was served for three people and the other one - absolutely identical in size but in a different part of the room - was served for two. I had a visibly unhappy face but the waiter repeated her request. Honestly - in a room with no other guests it was much easier for her just to remove unneeded cups from my table
