DeeWickl0w
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It is an interesting hotel, once you get your bearings. Essentially, it is H-shaped on both sides of a main street with a tunnel linking both parts of the hotel. I had asked for a walk-in shower- and got that, in a room overlooking the street with a small balcony. The hotel itself is spotless, and my compliments to the cleaning staff. There are 3 pools and nice restaurants, and places to sit both in shade and sun. There is a bus-stop just outside the door. Now for the negatives- the room was small and had only a tiny wardrobe with 5 hangers, one of which broke when we tried to hang a few items on it. We lived out of the cases as there was simply nowhere to put anything. We used the tiny wardrobe to stack dirty clothes. The pools, with the exception of the roof pool, do not have handrails to get in and out, and were therefore unsafe for anyone with balance issues or even slightly diminished mobility. It would be very simple to add a handrail to both the garden pool and the indoor pool and this would very much improve safety and enjoyment for guests. The main restaurant in the basement always had tables available, though the hotel was quite busy, and the breakfasts were excellent with lots of choices. A few of us in the group were half-board, and the dinners were good- each person got a glass of local wine included as part of the half-board arrangement. It is a hotel I would consider returning to again.