This hotel markets itself as 4-stars all over the hotel and internet, and frankly, I do not understand how it has such good reviews. Firstly, the walking spaces are tight between the elevators and rooms. The doors are like secret doors, making it very confusing when we first arrived. Our room was extremely small, no closet or bureaus for our clothes, just a clothing rack and high shelf that's more for decor. You need to keep your key card in a slot by the door for the lights to work. Then, the night stands have 4 buttons that made no sense in turning on certain/all lights, so frustrating. The button outside the bathroom did nothing, there was no way to just turn on the bathroom lights. Our balcony was enclosed, so you would have to go entirely outside to smoke a cigarette, and it was also shared with the neighboring room - awkward. The "pool" is half the size of a backyard koi pond. There is a 2 Michelin Star restaurant in the hotel we were looking forward to try, but were deterred because of the hotel. The drinks and food on the rooftop were super overpriced, you're better off grabbing anything nearby. Europe is big on putting double beds together, I found myself falling in that crevice just about every night, but the beds and pillows are comfortable. Pros: Nice view on the rooftop, friendly reception/staff, clean, good location. Overall, I just cannot justify spending almost $200 for a night here.