The location is excellent.
Esa2 minggu lalu
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★★★★·Kuressaare·8.1
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atau langsung ketik aja — “sekitar tanggal 20, tiga malam”
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Located in Kuressaare's historic Old Town, Arensburg Boutique Hotel & Spa offers elegant rooms with flat-screen TVs, modern bathrooms, and warm colour schemes. The hotel features a paid spa with an indoor pool, hot tub, and sauna, as well as a restaurant serving international cuisine and a 24-hour front desk. A summer terrace hosts live music events. Spa facilities are open Monday-Sunday from 09:00-21:00.
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Bagaimana tamu menilai properti ini, aspek demi aspek.
The location is excellent.
Esa·2 minggu lalu
The staff are gold, the location is great, and it feels nice.
Max·2 minggu lalu
The breakfast was nice, though the space was quite small; I really liked that after almost 13 years of a break, even without asking, I ended up in the same room again—it was pleasant, probably by coincidence, but it was a delightful moment that saved the whole rest. However, everything was very, very dirty; everything was old and needed repair. The bathroom had a bad smell, the bathroom itself was dirty, the faucets were dirty, the floor was dirty, everything was dirty. The room had a bright carpet with mud, the small sofa was torn. Wherever you looked, everything was dirty. The coffee machine wasn’t cleaned at all—used coffee pods were inside. The spa area was a disaster. While I was in the pool I noticed several seaweed floating in the water; it was so off-putting that it made me have no desire to stay in the pool or spa at all. One piece of seaweed stuck to my foot. When I tried to pull it out of the pool it simply broke apart.
Māris·2 minggu lalu
Everything was superb.
Gunnar·3 minggu lalu
I booked a guest room but the hotel warned me it was a guest room, yet everything was wrong—only a single bed, no reading lamp, the bedside lamp switch was far from the door, I kept falling in the dim light, the shower was so tiny I couldn't fit in, the sink was dripping, the kitchenette had no way to heat food, the TV had no Estonian channels, etc.
Ivo·3 minggu lalu