Stayed for two nights in July, overall a pleasant stay with a few things that could be improved. The property itself is gorgeous and has a historic look, I loved the gold old style elevators and wood interior. Our room had a comfortable king bed, and they provided a lot of nice things to the room including Nespresso coffee machine, several bags of tea, water bottles, and a lot of toiletries (soap for face and body, makeup wipes, shampoo, conditioner and body wash).
Also the restaurant The Arms on property was fantastic, we had two dinners and one breakfast and everything was delicious! I got the scallops one night and fish n chips the other. Great service too, and they offer room service as well but we didn't use it.
The minor improvements were that the elevators looked a little dirty so could use a deep clean. The toilet paper is very thin and we had to call for more to be delivered, but they did so within like 10 minutes which was great. The tub was also very slippery and I slipped and hit my leg pretty hard, luckily I was holding the grab bar. In the room we were facing another building so kept the sheer curtains closed, however the air conditioning blew them apart so we had to keep the full thick curtains closed for privacy which was a shame because that meant we couldnt have natural light.