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"Had a room with a balcony the view was amazing. It impressed the woman I was with. Thumbs up"

"Everything was great! 😊 "

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"Excellent location, easily walkable to all the places we wanted to visit. Felt safe and easy parking. We were concerned our car may have been over height, there is a 6ft limit but we got in fine. However you can also use the parking in the hotel opposite which has a greater height allowance. Staff were friendly and helpful. Hotel was clean, bright and had everything you could need. Breakfast was good but extremely busy, we had to queue for approx 25 mins one morning as we came down a little later. Quick and easy checkout, would stay here again "

"only downside was the AC was not working but they offered us a comp bottle of red wine and a fan. we only stayed two nights so this was a fine solution. location was amazing with discounts with nearby restaurants. will def be coming back "

"Excellent "

"It’s a great hotel with awesome views of the bay. The restaurant is good. Easy to get in and out of."

"The front decks were being very overwhelming very thankful to able to help me find the tours that I need sent their locations where I can apply to get other tours and see the scenic used and they were very helpful for me"

"This hotel is very very quiet. I did not hear the neighbors at all. The room was very large with a stunning view on the 17th floor. I stayed over the weekend when the prices were very reasonable, less than $200 a night. The price almost doubled during the week. I discovered this when my flight was cancelled and I wished to extend my stay. The front desk informed me that this was due to the fact that this hotel is a business hotel and they get more customers during the week due to its location in the financial district. The beds were very comfortable and the room was spotless. If you are afraid of heights this might not be the best hotel for you. The elevators are glass, and the hallways overlook an 18 story atrium. The hallways are open to the atrium on one side, so it is almost like walking on a balcony to the rooms. "