Amali Holidays from £594

I was travelling with my 8-year-old son and, at the time of check-out, he suddenly developed a severe nosebleed. Coming from a medical background, I remained calm and asked the receptionist for some ice and water. What concerned me was the apparent lack of urgency or recognition that this could potentially be a medical situation. There was little response to my initial request, and it was only when I asked again and specifically explained that this could become a medical emergency that someone was asked to bring ice. Even then, it was not brought promptly, and despite asking for water, none was offered. My concern goes beyond how my son's nosebleed was handled. The experience made me question how prepared the front-of-house team would be if a guest experienced a more serious medical emergency, such as a collapse or cardiac event. Staff in a hotel of Fairmont's stature should be able to recognise a potential medical emergency, respond promptly and know when and how to escalate the situation. At the time, I also asked for the details of a manager so that I could raise my concerns directly. To date, however, no one from the hotel has contacted me or followed this up, which has added to my disappointment. Thankfully, my son was fine, but the incident highlighted what appeared to be a concerning lack of basic emergency awareness and responsiveness. I would strongly encourage the hotel to review the first-aid and emergency-response training provided to its front-of-house staff,

It’s in a good location. Old and a little tired but lovely staff and excellent breakfast. We’d recommend it

I booked Landside Arrival, when i reached there they sent me to Departures side, not sure why Then i had to come to arrivals side to take the lift next day. Rooms are small, not all have windows, & the bed was so close to the wall that at night i kept on banging my knees against the walk at night while sleeping. Liked the bathroom - very spacious. All staff were friendly & helpful except the receptionists.