Once the Canadian embassy, this turn-of-the-20th-century mansion is now an intimate luxury hotel, an oasis of calm a short walk from the city center. The neoclassical architecture is accented by contemporary furniture in white, gray, and black hues. Some of the rooms in the main building still maintain the original details and fixtures. The top-notch restaurant is in what used to be the mansion's library. Views vary; request a room with a terrace overlooking the gardens.
Posted by boston1972 from Dublin on 5/12/07
Stayed in a suite, no. 51, at the end of April. There was excessive noise from the street, the sound insulation is inadequate. The wooden floors above also caused substantial noise. The management attitude was unapologetic. Whether they are exterior rooms or suites, sound insulation is a must, especially at 450 euro a night.
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