Manal G
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When you're only paying $100-$200/night you can overlook a few things, but at a whopping $500/night you expect excellent service, high standards, and the rooms to be well thought out. Neither of which are the case here.
We booked over the phone, I specified it was for my birthday and was told "we'll do something special for you" for dinner, and took the early check in note. None of that happened. In fact there was no reservation made and we couldn't check in early as no one made any note. After some stress, I was told they were able to secure a table (this was hilarious because when we went for dinner there were plenty of empty tables the whole time we were there). The food is great actually, but the service is appalling. Took several minutes to get a high chair for my toddler, despite telling the front desk who will be joining. Waiter wasn't experienced or refined. No birthday cake/dessert (which is fine, but don't promise "something special" and not deliver). This last point is an example of what distinguishes the thoughtfulness and care taken at places with excellent service vs places with poor service.
The views and terrace are beautiful. The room had no tv though, and when I complained about this I was told "it's listed online when you book", I said I booked over the phone and let them know I have kids - you'd think they'd mention it? The room also didn't have chairs or a table so there's nowhere to sit and eat.
I would not come here again. If you're going to charge $500/night, people expect immaculate service, attention to details, and tvs in rooms at the minimum.