Asia Gallery

Are you a vegan living off of patatas bravas and in need of some serious protein? I love potatoes as much as the next person but that’s not a sustainable lifestyle, unfortunately. Asia Gallery will hook you up with delicious tofu sautéed with vegetables. I don’t know if I was just nutrient deprived or what, but I went nuts for what I expected to be a pretty boring dish. I made everyone try it, though, because the vegetables were so fresh and amazing. The asparagus and mushrooms were especially on point.
Our waitress understood what vegan was and guaranteed that there was nothing fishy with my dish. She took care to bring me plain rice when the table ordered fried. I just felt super comfortable eating here, and the food was so satisfying. I finished with a cup of mint tea that was pretty perfect.
I was with a few people who speak perfect Spanish, so I’m not sure how well I would’ve been able to communicate with the staff on my own, but since this is in a hotel, I have a feeling it wouldn’t have been too difficult.

3 prefix dinners to choose from– experienced the Asia Gallery prefix for 58 €/​person and added #15 foie gras pot stickers of course… yummy! Tea is extra.

Conoci este sítio por una fiesta de navidad del trabajo que hicieran ahi y la verdad que me encanto! El hotel es precioso y tiene tanto glamour! No conoci el hotel en si pero si los salones de fiesta que tienen y todo muy bien! Mucho espacio (éramos unas 500 personas) el catering exquisito y la música perfecta para el evento! Los recomiendo para eventos y me encantaria conocer el resto del hotel ;)

Location, location, location! This hotel is situated perfectly around great eateries and the main plazas in Madrid. The hotel itself is fancy and clean (old school fancy, not modern). The rooms could use a little touch up though. Our bathroom shower had a corner that looked like it was sagging and had evidence of a little mold. Still, I really enjoyed the historic feel to this place. No coffee machine in your room, it you could call the service express line for a fresh pot with steamed milk (once per day). I would love to stay here again!

This hotel is a gem for the lobby alone, although the location is unbeatable, esp. if you plan on going museum-​hopping. Our room had a lovely view of the city. I would definitely stay here again.

Queríamos algo especial y decidimos ir a este restaurante que tanta fama tiene. También me resultó interesante el hecho de que se sitúe en el Hotel Palace.
Al fondo de una cúpula más emblemática de Madrid, nos recibe Asia Gallery .
A las dos de la tarde de un domingo apenas hay gente. Ponen una música suave y agradable, al mismo tiempo se escuchan desde fuera dos voces de magníficos cantantes de ópera acompañados de un piano.
El local es acogedor, original, muy decorativo y amplio.
Primero nos atiende un camarero español (creo que es el único español), su trato es exquisito. Nos escucha atentamente, explica los platos con exactitud, total naturaleza y elegancia, y da buen consejo que da gusto.
Ahora otro camarero oriental me trae una cerveza mientras elegimos platos, y con algo de retraso pedimos un verdejo de una extensa carta de vino.
Tal vez por la escasez de clientes, el primer plato, que es un crujiente y sabroso «soft shell crab con sal y pimienta» llega rápido. Simple a la vista, pero está espectacular. Me gustó tanto que se convirtió en mi plato estrella.
El pequeño problema es que apenas empezaba con la cerveza, otro camarero se acercó y llenó mi copa del vino junto con las copas de mis amigos, quienes estaban tomando agua.
¿Si el vino estaba en una cubitera, qué prisa debe tener en servírmelo?
¿No podría preguntar a quién podría servir, o ya quería yo el vino con la cerveza simultáneamente (– cosa que dudo)?
Estaba un poco confusa, pero me callé … «¡no importa, que estoy de buen humor! «
Apresuré mi cerveza y pasé al vino ya servido antes de que se calentara demasiado — el primer toque.
Cuando aún disfrutábamos lentamente del rico, rico, rico cangrejo con buena conversación, ya venía el segundo plato. Con toda objetividad calculo que habría pasado como máximo 10 minutos desde que trajeron el primero.
La camarera (sí, cada vez nos atienden distintas personas) nos miró con un gesto insinuando que vaciáramos el plato que estaba en un soporte colocado en el centro de la mesa y lo quitáramos del medio.
De acuerdo…, lo vaciamos y ella colocó en él el siguiente plato que tenía en la mano — el segundo toque.
Fue aquel momento cuando le pedí a la camarera que trajera los siguientes platos con más intervalo.
Por cierto el segundo «Costillas glaseadas estilo cantonés» fue una delicia todavía más simple, a la vez contundente y ligeramente dulce.
Ahora viene el «bacalao al horno marinado en miso». Está riquísimo y a mi amigo le encanta! De hecho comió hasta la piel gustosamente!
Luego, llegan «solomillo de buey a la pimienta Szechuan» y «noodles salteados con mariscos» de forma sincronizada.
Nos dimos cuenta de que todos los platos estaban presentados con sencillez pero bien hechos, y su sabor tenía buena armonía.
Para probar estos dos manjares, pedimos una copa de vino tinto de Ribera del Duero.
Otro joven y guapo camarero nos lo sirve en una «buena copa» primero a mi amigo y luego a mí.
He aquí un tercer espanto. Él inclinó la botella en posición totalmente vertical y la vació hasta la última gota con todo el poso dentro de la copa, tal vez al ver que le quedaba justito de cantidad en la botella.
Estupefacta, le comenté — «un vino tinto no se sirve así hasta la última gota porque va a ser astringente. Acabas de echar todo el poso dentro de mi copa».
El camarero se limitó a decir «ahh, perdón» SIN que hiciera NADA — el tercer GRAN toque.
El vino tenía mucha potencia como me gusta a mí y habría estado genial si se hubiese servido en condiciones. Pero ahora con toda astringencia, pierde su encanto.
Para terminar optamos por cafés y postres — uno de tiramisú y otro de chocolate blanco, ambos apetitosa y genialmente presentados. A decir verdad su sabor no me sorprendió mucho, pero la presentación es un 10.
Por cierto mi café con Baileys sabía a gloria!
Comimos bien, pero estos tres detalles me dejaron mal sabor de boca.
Si fuera un bar de mala muerte, no me importaría tanto, pero estamos ante un restaurante de lujo y de renombre. Aunque suelo ser una disfrutona en general, no tolero ciertas cosas de esta índole, máxime cuando estoy en un ámbito como éste, es que la factura ronda unos 160 euros para tres comensales.

The hotel has many charms – from the elegant façade to the above-​average service – but it also has numerous issues.
We had a room overlooking Neptune’s fountain and that was the highlight of our room. The room itself was overwhelmingly plain and showed numerous signs of wear (stains here, there, and everywhere; bathroom ceiling peeling, leaky/​squeaky shower door, etc.). More than anything the room felt very dated and many important details seemed to have been neglected. For instance, the bathroom was railroad style (e.g. hallway length) and the toilet/​bidet area was in the very back. On its own this is meaningless, but when you realize there are no dim or night-​oriented lights, you quickly realize that you must trudge this distance guided by blazingly bright lights should you need to relieve yourself during the night.
There were no cotton balls/​pads in the room. Also no qtips/​cotton swabs. Fortunately, at this late point in our trip, I was traveling with both. If you need these common toiletries and choose to stay here, I recommend that you bring them with you.
Our less than stellar experience with the restaurant (La Rotonda) deserves its own review, but suffice it to say that we disliked the majority of the food we were served. The service in the restaurant was relatively quick, kind, and attentive, but untouched dishes should have garnered some verbal curiosity (if not a prompt for replacement or substitution) at the very least. They were simply whisked away wordlessly. We’d have complained and/​or protested, but we were simply too tired to bother (this was the last night of a 10 day trip). Lastly, the restaurant’s atmosphere is visually engaging, but it lacks intimacy (e.g. it’s a cavernous and somewhat disjointed space).
The overall service in the hotel was very good. All of our requests were responded to in a timely manner and both our check in and check out were relatively quick and pleasant.
The location of this hotel is quite good as it’s adjacent to the Prado Museum, fronts the fountain of Neptune, and is very centrally located. Numerous museums and restaurants (among other establishments) are within easy walking distance.
Fortunately, we only spent one night here, but one was more than enough. We would not consider staying here again.
BOTTOM LINE: A charming, but dated hotel that needs renovating. Our room showed many signs of wear and lacked toiletries that were common elsewhere. Not worth the price we paid.

This review is for the service, food, atmosphere, décor and price ($) because I didn’t get to actually stay in the hotel…
Two words: five stars!
Hopefully you can see by my photos how beautiful the place is but unfortunately you can’t taste the amazing goodies I had there and the excellent service provided to me by the wait staff.
Prices are super accessible too. I can’t wait to go back to Madrid! What a city! And this place is top notch too! Can’t miss!

We stayed at the Westin Palace Madrid for 4 nights at the end of May 2014. The location cannot be beat and I thought our room was very nice (I was expecting something a bit more tired). We were on the second floor and heard no street noise. The breakfast buffet was wonderful (we had it every day) and we were able to use free internet every day for several hours (including at the lobby) so there was no need to buy paid internet. The gym was very nice and is open 24-​hours, which really sets it apart from most hotel gyms you’ll find in Europe.
However, for a 5-​star hotel, the service was lacking, at least for us. We are a very young looking couple, and we are sometimes treated like kids. This is fine when we go to some dive bar, but not if we are staying at a 5-​star hotel. If you are a registered guest and are paying the money, you should be treated the same as any other guest, regardless of whether you look like you can afford to stay at the hotel or not (if you gave them the money, then you can afford it). We arrived in the evening and came straight from the train station with our roller bags. We walked in to the hotel and the doorman in the front didn’t even look at us. He didn’t welcome us, ask to take our bags, or even look in our direction. We had to drag our bags up the first flight of stairs leading to the check-​out. The person assisting us with check in was fairly condescending to us while we could see the woman next to him being extremely pleasant to a group of older men who were checking in next to us. This check-​in experience left a bad taste in our mouth. I will say that we got excellent service during breakfast and one employee working on Saturday, May 31 really went out of his way to help us store our bags. He ran right up to us and grabbed our bags to make sure we weren’t dragging them around, which is the way it should be.

Un lugar espectacular, no se pierdan la impresionante cúpula. El lugar es espacioso y muy tranquilo… Algo que se valora en Madrid! Varias opciones de menú a medio día. Se come bien por un precio razonable, servicio atento y profesional.

I am in love with the Westin chains after this trip to Madrid. The beds are so comfortable & I could stay in all day! I was upgraded to a room w a view of the fountain & offered free breakfast daily & one dinner compliments of Amex! Location is everything. Right across from prada museum & taxis every where. Also close walk to everything.

Absolutely stunning lobby and rotunda. Very comfortable guest rooms. Hotel staff speaks consistently great English, an unfortunate rarity in Spain and a huge timesaver for English Language business travelers.
I don’t think that there’s a more central location in Madrid. Directly across from the Prado and Thyssen Museums, and close to Plaza del Sol, Mercado San Miguel, etc. Location directly above VIPS and Starbucks makes grabbing a quick bite easy.
Some small service difficulties. For example, No one was available to help me up the stairs with my very large suitcase, an issue for a girl with a bad back. Broken lamp not fixed after I made a request. Checkout desk was very understaffed ahead of US long-​haul flight times, resulting in very long checkout lines (I would have had an issue making it to my flight if I hadn’t left my room early).

Fui a una cena de Navidad de la empresa donde trabajo y me ha encantado el sitio, muy glamour como me esperaba. La noche ha sido estupenda, muchas atenciones en los detalles y el sitio es de lo más posh que hay. Una pequeña crítica va a un camarero que se portaba un poco con shérif de la sala y a menos que su contrato no sea muy especial no debería mostrar esta arrogancia con los clientes.

Asia Gallery:
Genial descubrimiento y velada.
Mi novio me llevó a celebrar mi cumpleaños y superó con creces todas mis expectativas.
El restaurante íntimo, acogedor, el tamaño justo. El servicio muy cuidado y atento, todo al detalle.
Compartimos una ensalada de bogavante y mango muy rica, y lo que nos volvió locos fueron unos trigueros con vieras y langostinos que estaban más allá de lo deliciosos. Encima tuvieron el detalle de traernos un plato a cada uno con nuestra parte del entrante.
De plato principal él pidió un bacalao negro al horno marinado en miso. Increíble.
Yo me decanté por solomillo de buey en salsa de ostras. G-​E-​N-​I-​A-​L.
Para finalizar pedimos unos buñuelos de calabaza con coco y helado que nos dejaron maravillados.
Una experiencia de lo más agradable. Recomendado para una ocasión especial.

I stayed here by myself for the start of a 2 week solo trip last February. The property is very nice and the staff was quite friendly and helped in tracking down my luggage which the airline left who knows where.
My room was beautiful and I really enjoyed the location. Easy and safe for a gal to walk around late at night, early in the morning and all day long. My only complaint was that I didn’t find the food to be that great in the hotel. Thankfully, there are many other places to eat in this grand city, but sometimes it’s nice to have breakfast in bed.
I very much enjoyed the bar that had the air of a library even though there was large groups of gentlemen watching soccer and not tremendously quiet either. But a nice atmosphere and very comfortable.
I got a really good deal on the price so I don’t know if that has made it seem a lot better than it was, but I’ve stayed in some of the nicest and best rated hotels from Asia to South America and I was happy with my stay.

I had high expectations for the Westin Palace based on reviews and the write up in our travel book. I used some of my upgrade nights to get a junior suite and was very pleased with the size of the room. In particular, the closet was extremely large and had plenty of shelf space for our clothes.
The quality of the food in the breakfast buffet was hit or miss. One day they had a nice selection of fresh fruit. The next day the fruit looked awful. The service in the restaurant was very friendly. However, I would expect a 5 star hotel to provide a black napkin when someone is wearing dark colored clothes. This is something that almost all mid-​tier Sheraton properties provide. It may seem petty but this is a 5 star hotel and they should pay attention to the smallest of details.
My biggest issue with the hotel was with one front desk employee. I was waiting in the SPG Platinum line to get my room key redone when the front desk employee allowed someone to cut in front of me. When I spoke with the front desk manager he told me that he was new to the property and has found that the front desk staff is very traditional. Meaning that they have a lot of long time customers and sometimes serve them ahead of others. This was extremely annoying since I stay at the same hotel SPG property almost every week and would never expect or allow the staff to allow me to cut in line.
Overall, I was extremely disappointed in the service provided by the Westin Palace.

When our parents joined us for a two weeks in the middle of a backpacking expedition, my best friend and I couldn’t have been happier. Especially since the Westin Palace was where we ended up staying while in Madrid.
The rooms were gorgeous and even with a roll-​away added for my sister, we still had plenty of room to move about. The hotel bar with the large glass domed roof was a gorgeous place to meet every day as we set out on our way and to grab a drink when we wanted to rest our tired feet.
I’ll never forget getting locked in the hotel. After our parents left us, my best friend and I had a couple more weeks to run around Spain, but were flying out of Madrid. For our last night in the city we went back to Las Cuevas for dinner and to have a drink in the bar/​lounge at the Westin. We stayed so late that we finally realized it was time for us to go when the staff came in to clean up and fluff the pillows for the next morning. Sad we had to walk back to our hostel, we laughed like school girls when we couldn’t get out the front door and had to get the desk clerk to unlock the door for us. Best. Trip. Ever!

Coming here for a meeting, the stay overall exceeded my expactations. A great atmosphere with a historical ambience of a 100 year old property paired with exclusive food and personalized service.
Looking forward to come back for leisure purpose!

There’s a reason why this hotel incorporates ‘Palace’ into the name — you may very well end up feeling like royalty during your stay.
So, it’s widely considered that the Ritz and the Westin Palace are the poshest hotel properties in Madrid. And after visiting the Ritz just to check it out and being told we couldn’t walk past a certain invisible line unless we were guests, I’d say that the Palace is just as swanky but without the haughty high horse judgement (and yes, we were dressed appropriately).
I traveled during the off-​season, so stellar rates were available, otherwise this property would be well out of my budget. Because I try to stay exclusively at Starwood properties whenever I can, I’ve earned Platinum status and the Westin Palace definitely takes good care of their most loyal customers. We were upgraded to a spacious suite, with a bottle of chilled cava and chocolate truffles awaiting us as we met our accommodations for the first time. We were also given a gift certificate for 2 complimentary drinks at the bar because we had to wait a couple of hours for our suite to be ready. Nice touch!
The location is ideal — the Museo del Prado and the Spanish Parliament are only mere steps away and you really feel like you’re in the center of it all. With our free breakfast perks, we had our most deluxe breakfast experience during our 7 days in Spain. The buffet is elaborate but quite spendy at 34 € per head (that’s approx. 44USD!). However, I don’t think you’d be disappointed if you decided to splurge one morning.
Service. Location. And loads of old-​world glamour await! So why 4 stars instead of 5? After getting soaked by a scattered shower, I opted to get a fresh blow-​out in the hotel salon. While being shampooed, I was asked if I wanted conditioner… well of course I want conditioner! Have you seen my super thick and thirsty mane? 45 minutes and one reasonably impressive blow-​out later, I was presented with a bill of 100 €. As it turns out, the ‘conditioner’ turned out to be a special Kérastase mask. Would have been helpful if they would have informed me that I was about to sign up for the most expensive blow-​out of my life due to the ‘conditioner’ add-​on. It hurt, and it still hurts now. Lesson learned: don’t make assumptions, ever.
Still enjoyed my two lovely nights at what is likely one of the nicest Westin properties in the world. Just use caution when visiting the salon!

Really a great location. Perfect for the museums, retiro park, and the train station. The concierge led us to some great restaurants and really everyone we came in contact with was very efficient and friendly.
Our room was extremely hot even after turning off the air and opening a window. I told the concierge and it was fixed when we returned. I only mention it so you don’t suffer a couple of nights like we did.
They have a deal where if you don’t mind them not changing the sheets and towels for a day you can get 500 points or another couple of options. I would have been happy to take this offer if they had put more than two towels in the room. Probably my only complaint was not enough towels for the apparent plushness of the place.
We had an inside room and you couldn’t hear a sound so with the heavenly bed it was great for some great restorative sleep.
Pretty pricey but you can figure that out.

I always sing the praises of SPG properties and this visit is no different!
The Westin Palace was a beautiful hotel located in the heart of Madrid, within walking distance to the major hot spots: Plaza Mayor, Puerta del Sol, Mercado de San Miguel, Palacio Real, Prado Museum, it was a perfect choice for our vacation.
The Popa was in town during our visit last summer, so it was a bit hectic, the Palace truly was an oasis away from all of the chaos of the crowds
I remember there was a small accessories shop (Loewe) in the lobby, where there were some beautiful handbags and scarves, that were offered at a steep premium. There is also a great wine shop, where we gathered some of our favorite Spanish wines from our trip. The rotunda was just magnificent, a great spot to sit for some peace and quiet and grab a drink. I found myself sunken into a fluffy couch staring up at the stain glassed dome. We lounged in the Bar Palace which is a nice library, study area where we had an evening cocktails before bedtime. The Palace also had some very nice restaurants within, we ended up celebrating my birthday one evening at the Asia Gallery restaurant. The service and food were both top notch!
Our room was enormous, it had great light and airy with a fabulous view of the Spanish architecture of the neighboring buildings. As always the heavenly bed, made it hard to want to get out of bed in the morning and go see the sights during our vacation, although it made drifting off to sleep happened at record speed, it was also rather large compared to European standards. The bathroom was pristine, creamy marble through out with a separate area for the toilet and bidet. I really appreciated the double sinks, so that I didn’t have to share with my husband.
The concierge was incredibly helpful, she consolidated our travel agenda and directed us to what she thought was the must see sites, she made great recommendations for places to eat and even arrange our reservations for us.

The best thing about this property is its central location — you are mostly paying for this. But having said that, you’ll save a TON of $$ on transportation because everything is in walking distance. We didn’t take the metro at all because you can walk everywhere.
The rooms are big for european standards and very comfortable.
I thought the one thing that was missing was a self-​service coffee/​tea maker in the rooms — there was no way to boil hot water so if you want a drink, you have to walk downstairs instead of making it yourself.

Stayed at the Westin Palace back in March 2011.
Located not far from the Museo Prado and just next to the Plaza de las Cortes, the Westin Palace once served as a home for the Spanish royalty. It’s been since restored to its former glory, and then some.
For you Americans, a Starbucks is handily attached to the building just along the Plaza.
Numerous restaurants and pubs line the back alleyways. Just be mindful that siesta is in full effect between 2 PM through 5 PM.

Very easy review…
Beautiful hotel. The lobby is incredible. Staff and the rooms are first class. The rooms are very traditional. The public areas are very clean and very inviting.
The hotel is centrally located in the business and tourist areas.

Ahhhh, — the Palace Hotel. Since I don’t use internet when I travel, I have no idea what their access costs but if the price of a Mimosa is any indication ($ 22 at current Euro/​Dollar rates), then I’m sure it’s expensive.
This hotel has such a beautiful sky-​domed drinks & tappas area that people come from all over the city for business lunches, drinks after work, etc. While the hotel and restaurant are 1^st class both in service and quality, — it’s quite expensive. While the cost is about the same as the Ritz (less than a block away), this hotel has a «lock» on the «old-​world» ambiance thing… Why else would Bill Clinton insist on staying here whenever he comes to Madrid?!

Lo reconozco, nunca he entrado en este hotel de lujo, aunque he pasado mil veces por delante. Os preguntaréis cómo es que tengo el morro de comentar aquí y os daré una razón: mis padres celebraron su boda en el Palace. Evidentemente, yo no había nacido, pero de alguna manera me siento parte de la historia de este histórico hotel madrileño. He visto mil veces las fotos de la boda de mis padres y la película, que entonces grabaron en Súper 8. Después, con el tiempo, se pasó a vídeo y, más recientemente, a DVD. He visto los lujosos salones en los que comieron y bailaron mis padres y los invitados, mis abuelos y tíos… En fin, que me he sentido uno más de los famosos huéspedes que han ocupado las lujosas suites de este mítico establecimiento, aunque haya sido dejando volar mi imaginación. Quién sabe si algún día mi sueño se hará realidad…

Gracias a mi trabajo he tenido la oportunidad de conocer diferentes sitios a los que mi bolsillo y estatus no me habrían facilitado acceso jamás… Uno de ellos es el Palace, en cuya puerta había estado varias veces (tengo un incnfesable pasado de fan que me llevaba hasta la puerta del hotel de mis ídolos muchas veces) pero cuyo interior me sorprendió gratamente. Es muy señorial, muy palaciego, como si no hubiese pasado tanto desde aquellos bailes en palacio donde se reuníà la alta sociedad del momento entre lujosas alfombras y bóvedas. Tiene algunos salones más normales pero en todo momento te dices a ti mismo: «¡Estoy en el Palace!» Y el hecho de diferentes detalles dorados (espero que no sean oro o ya me parecería lo más) hace que no te olvides de la lujosidad del sitio.
Ojalá pudiese cotillear en alguna de sus habitaciones, aunque me temo que ahi es difícil que se pongan a la altura de otros hoteles más modernos que las tienen muy bonitas y seguramente menos anticuadas.
Por cierto, creo que hay una especie de menú para jóvenes en su restaurante, como para darse un pequeño lujo. No lo he probado, porque ni siquiera eso me puedo permitir, pero podria ser una experiencia única.
Y otra cosa más, si viajáis a lugares de playa posiblemente os encontréis con tiendas de souvenirs en el hotel, o con artículos del tipo: crema solar, etc. Bueno, pues en Madrid no hay playa (bueno, una artificial) pero sí Loewe, y dentro hay una pequeña tienda de la firma, me parece un detalle genial!

Bueno, he hecho una reseña del Ritz, así que no queda sino hablar también del Palace, pues su historia tiene algunos paralelismos. Insisto en que nunca he sido cliente de ninguno de los dos (tengo donde dormir en Madrid, y mi situación económica no es tan boyante como para ir alojándome «por deporte» en hoteles lujosos), pero son rincones de Madrid que me interesan por otros motivos, y me suelo quedar un rato contemplándolos cuando paso al lado.
Del Palace podemos decir que, al parecer, el dueño de esta cadena intentó comprar en su momento el Ritz. Al negarse sus dueños a venderlo, decidió hacerse su propio hotel enfrente. Fue inaugurado en 1912.
Existe la leyenda de que Mata Hari llegó a alojarse aquí al menos una noche, aunque no quedó reflejada en el registro. También es cierto que en esta época los recepcionistas solían anotar al cliente masculino (añadiendo al lado algo como «y una señora»), por lo que es perfectamente posible que así fuera.
Durante la Guerra Civil, al igual que el Ritz, el Palace fue requisado y utilizado como hospital de sangre. Las operaciones tenían lugar bajo la impresionante cúpula del salón de baile, lo que permitía seguir operando durante los cortes en el fluido eléctrico a causa de los bombardeos.
Lo dicho: en Madrid, como en todas partes, hay historias en cada esquina. Sólo hay que observar atentamente y dejarse llevar por la curiosidad…

Un mythe
Lieux très accueillant, style grand siècle, chambre de qualité mais loin de mélanger high tech avec ancien. Malheureusement le service est digne d’un hôtel 2 étoiles, les serveurs né savent pas se tenir, et encore moins servir, le buffet de petit déjeuner est moyen, et l’anglais n’est pas très souvent parlé. Par contre, le décor est très très beau.

Extraordinaire !
Le meilleur: arriver la nuit pour pouvoir admirer ce lieu formidable tout illuminé, absolument gigantesque ! Il regroupe un nombre de chambres incroyable, et l’intérieur, tout comme l’extérieur est magnifique ! Alors personnellement je suis prête à ouvrir ma porte-​feuille, pour me payer une suite…