The hotel’s location is wonderful, especially if you like to walk, as I do.
My stay - for 6 nights on holiday - was good, but not excellent in any sense except for the location, and views, which are spectacular if you have a harbour-view room or access to their lounge on the 30th floor.
Would I stay there again; probably not, but that’s just me. Too many little things irked me, especially in the Horizon lounge, where they need more staff/leadership to make it run to a 5* standard. This is harsh, but true, as it was consistently vexing, albeit only around the edges.
The ‘little things’ included sticky tables, dusty light-shades, dirty carpets (from previous guests) fingerprints on cutlery, having to order coffee (there’s no machine) while being ‘overlooked’ by staff, not opening on time but closing sessions on the dot, offering only plain cakes and scones for ‘afternoon tea’, etc., etc.
I should say that breakfast was very good for a lounge, as were evening canapés, which most guests genuinely used as a substitute for dinner, so it could be value for money if that’s your bag! The wine selection was good.
I recently stayed at a Mandarin Oriental, where everything exceeded expectations; I don’t think this coloured my opinion, but it certainly highlighted the differences in mindset and standards.