The Hardiman (formerly Hotel Meyrick)

The room, hotel, and restaurant presented a much older and somewhat gloomy appearance compared to their photographs. Room 520 executive suite , situated near the elevator, was equipped with a fairly effective soundproof door. However, I was concerned that noise could become an issue during events such as parties or weddings. The room was dark and had a depressing ambiance. The curtains on the window of the bedroom were too short, failing to cover the entire window (gap on the right side of the window) which results in being disturbed by early morning sunlight. The bathroom was excessively spacious, boasting an oversized bathtub. A notable inconvenience was the absence of soap or shampoo near the bath. One had to use the shower gel from a dispenser attached near the mirror over the sink, which was inconveniently located about 2-3 meters away. Additionally, the heating in the bathroom was non-functional at all. Room 428 is a standard room. It's dark, and the bathtub is quite short. However, the beds are comfortable. The view from the window is cluttered and unappealing. A significant problem is the noisy floor in the nearby room. It creaks loudly, and you can easily hear the conversations of the neighbors. 20% of the staff are friendly, but their professionalism falls short. For instance, Rosa, the receptionist, was amiable but provided incorrect information about room locations. Despite her assurance that room 520 was not near the elevator, it turned out to be exactly in front of it. This required me to return downstairs, wait in line, and request a different room. Rosa was initially hesitant to show the other proposed room before I agree to move in until I insisted. Unfortunately, the room she offered wasn't a suite as expected; it wasnt suitable for receiving guests without exposing the bed. Ultimately, I had to settle for the room near the elevator, which was disappointing.