Decor is very minimalist, lots of dark wood, high spotlights, flat screen television, safe and a very nice bathroom.
Rooms are of a very good size (I have stayed in some very small rooms on some city breaks)
Staff are friendly and, needless to say, all speak good English.
Breakfasts are in a bright airy breakfast room, food is the usual hotel fare but tasty and plenty to choose from (cereals, bacon, sausage, bread) As with most breakfast rooms, there is a toaster for guests but also a sandwich toaster. (maybe all of us who bought one and left it in the back of our cupboards may be tempted to get them out again!)
A three day weather forecast is displayed in the reception along with several leaflets and city maps.
International newspapers are available at breakfast, in the bar and in the hotel's library room
The hotel has its own Swedish Sauna and a Jacuzzi, unfortunately I did not have enough time during the stay to try these out.
The free internet access is useful and if you don't have your own laptop, there is an 'Internet Corner' in the lobby.
If you want to use the internet on your own computer remember to take a network cable.
As the hotel is situated down a side street and the rooms have good thick windows it is very quiet in the rooms at night and the efficient air conditioning in the room ensures you won't need to open any of the windows.
The bar rooms Happy Hour during the day (I think between 10 am and 5 pm) where guests can have free tea, coffee and snacks
