Reyz A.
Yelp
I hear that this is a historical hotel that hosted great artists like Michael Jackson, Martin Scorsese and others. Well now they're hosting high-tech marketing geeks like me. From an old trip. We had to pick a luxury hotel because we had to use their conference rooms for some press briefing, so it had to be a luxury hotel. Did I just say luxury twice?
I'm a far cry from being a Teutonic Knight, but the hotel rooms and the beds here were made for kings and giants.
Because this trip was work related, it meant checking in late, having a beer/dinner downstairs with our VPs in one of about six restaurants (I think it was the Atelier or Pallais Keller, I can't recall), getting up super early to prepare, having a grand buffet breakfast that seem to have more items than dinner (at their atrium-sun-room like Dachgarten (roof garden) restaurant), then having a conference with press people in one of the conference rooms, and finally leaving for the airport. Was I even here? I didn't even so much as ruffle the bed sheet. Rats.
If you don't like luxury hotels, if you don't like to relax in luxury, you don't like impressive architecture, beautifully maintained and renovated, spacious rooms, great restaurants and bars, excellent wellness facilities.. then this ain't for you.
Auf Wiedersehen und ich hoffen Sie, wieder zurückzukommen.