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Quentin England

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Fodor's Review:

The intimate Quentin England is one of a series of adjoining buildings dating from 1884, each of which is built in an architectural style of the country whose name it bears. A connoisseur's delight—adorned with a Tudor gable and five-step gable—the Quentin occupies the England and Netherlands buildings. Rooms are simple and vary greatly in size, but are all cozy and clean. The tiny breakfast room is particularly enchanting, with flower boxes on the windowsills, dark-wood tables, and fin-de-siècle decorations. Behind the reception desk is a small bar and espresso machine (perhaps on loan from the neighboring Italian building?). The hotel offers tremendous character and attention in place of space and facilities. Pros: friendly staff, close to museums. Cons: no-frills rooms, guests must pay in advance.

  • Hotel Details: 40 rooms, 3 with shared bath
  • In-room: no phone.
  • Credit Cards: AE, DC, MC, V
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Reviewed by leon28 from Vancouver on 8/21/09
sorry, but very disappointed that Fodor's has this recommended; while we requested a "quiet" room - the noise level was unacceptable -- people tromping up and down the nearby stairs all night -- noise from close busy street as well; non-existent amenities, i.e., not even a small bar of soap to wash your hands at basin; seemed to attract a clientele of young rowdy men - found much better accommodation on own;

Member Rating: 1.0
Ratings details: Room: 1.0 Atmosphere: 1.0 Service: 1.0 Value: 1.0
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