Apart from a mix-up with the availability of 24 hours manned reception I found this residencial wonderful. The building itself is very old and grand, and the interior communal spaces echo this. My room at the front appeared to have been newly decorated - there are ongoing refurbishments - with simple decor, beautiful and comfortable bed and good quality bedding, high traditional wooden ceilings and carpeted floor for your comfort. The window shutters functioned well with the double glazed windows to cut out any noise there may have been from the central drag where this is situated. Visiting in January the temperature drops considerably after sundown, so the extremely efficient radiator in my room was most welcome. My bug bear in hotel accommodation is that there is never a socket near enough to a mirror so that you can use electrical hair appliances - I was pleased to see that this was not the case in my room. The bathroom was adequately sized and a generous selection of fresh towels and bath mat are provided daily. The overbath shower was very powerful and wonderfully hot. Soap dispensers are provided both adjacent to the wash hand basin and on the wall adjacent to the bath tub, Continental breakfast was provided, including fresh fruit and nuts, if required. There is also a large guest lounge providing a large television and generous seating, with a selection of reading materials for guests to use. WiFi is available throughout, my room television had terrestrial stations, but I don't know if the guest TV had the same system. The staff were friendly, it appeared very clean and neat and overall presents very well. All in all, I think this is a wonderful residencial and would not hesitate to stay there again or recommend it to others.