The surly receptionist (Barbara) gave us a very unfortunate first impression. However the delightful concierge stepped in when she saw there was a problem and helped out. We had selected this hotel because it had a nice looking pool and we thought it would be great to enjoy the pool after a hot, muggy trip to the ruins. The pool was closed because of renovation, and the whole hotel was in the process of renovation. We got a free breakfast to compensate, but a free breakfast is no compensation for the lack of a pool and workmen hammering away all day. Parents of young children must beware because there is no bannister on the outside of the first two flights of stairs and a toddler could easily fall off the stairs resulting in serious injury or worse. When we got to our room there was no hanging rail, drawers or shelves. We went back to the surly Barbara who shrugged her shoulders and again the lovely concierge intervened and we were given the room next door which had been fully renovated and had a fitted unit with rail and shelves. The room itself was spacious and comfortable, though the bed was a little hard, the shower lacked pressure and hot water took ages. No plug in the basin. Room was very clean and though the dinner was very mediocre, breakfasts were good, especially the second day when there were fewer people and they cooked the eggs to order. The wifi is dreadful, you can just about manage to send an email but anything else is either unsuccessful or takes an age.