We arrived in the evening. The checkin place was in the main building, but the actual European manor was a little drive away. Note the European manor is the grey building at the lower part of the picture. The top is a carpark. I mistook the Constantinople building for the European Manor due to the picture. The room is spacious and clean. The bathroom is also remarkable in size, with a huge sunken bath capable of fitting four people. I like the hot and cold water dispenser in the room. There is an expensive hifi system which we didn't manage to get working. Door chain is broken. Took a long time to figure out the TV since there were three remote controls. Two were in the TV cabinet but weren't for the TV. The one that worked was quite some distance away at the sofa. Room temperature control was hard to figure out as well. Japanese washlet toilet wasn't working. Breakfast is at the main building, which is quite a walk uphill. Beds were ok. Four pillows per bed. I gave three stairs because compared to the first three hotels I stayed at, the reception was the least welcoming. We arrived after sunset and the whole place was rather dark. We booked a room in the European Manor, which was at the bottom of a steep hill. My godmother was over 80 years old and carrying a 28-inch luggage but...We arrived in the evening. The checkin place was in the main building, but the actual European manor was a little drive away. Note the European manor is the grey building at the lower part of the picture. The top is a carpark. I mistook the Constantinople building for the European Manor due to the picture.

The room is spacious and clean. The bathroom is also remarkable in size, with a huge sunken bath capable of fitting four people. I like the hot and cold water dispenser in the room. There is an expensive hifi system which we didn't manage to get working. Door chain is broken. Took a long time to figure out the TV since there were three remote controls. Two were in the TV cabinet but weren't for the TV. The one that worked was quite some distance away at the sofa. Room temperature control was hard to figure out as well. Japanese washlet toilet wasn't working.

Breakfast is at the main building, which is quite a walk uphill. Beds were ok. Four pillows per bed.

I gave three stairs because compared to the first three hotels I stayed at, the reception was the least welcoming. We arrived after sunset and the whole place was rather dark. We booked a room in the European Manor, which was at the bottom of a steep hill. My godmother was over 80 years old and carrying a 28-inch luggage but no help was offered.More