Lonely Planet Review

As soon as you step inside you'll see pale stone, wood floors, vases brimming with sunflowers, and subtle touches of the Orient that create an atmosphere of calm and tranquillity. The lounge is elegant and welcoming with comfy leather sofas, vibrant fabrics and an espresso machine purring in the background. This design continues into the hallways and stairwells where wooden Indian window frames and carved mirrors hang. The luxury doubles all have private balconies, original Asian antiques and individual furnishings such as a carved double bed. In comparison, the standard doubles are significantly smaller and lack the unique design features of their more expensive counterparts. None of the rooms are huge, but the large Victorian sash windows play a clever part in making you think they're larger than they really are.