Hotel the Stamp

There’s much to like in the hotel although the predominance of purple decor in my room would not have been one of them. The positives. A decent room price (I stayed in a deluxe), the well stocked and free mini bar which was a life saver on an unusually hot May afternoon and the rather lovely New Zealand lady at reception. The room was a decent size as well and the bed would raise no complaints. But then there’s the hotel decor. Trying to decide exactly what the theme ii it something of a head scratcher. It also jolts from one thing to another. The static in the carpet in the corridor will build up an unpleasant surprise for you when you go to press the metal call button of the elevator. It’s also a maze and the steps from the second to the third floor are no fun with luggage. In the morning the breakfast was unusually busy for 7:30 a.m. - corporate visitors it seemed - so perhaps that isn’t a regular occurrence. The included breakfast is fine, with coffees made for you but the food selection is unlikely to wow. There are other issues, my TV would switch on with sound, but no picture three times out of four. And then there’s the wifi code - to save you a call to reception it’s on the back of the door. Decent wifi, centrally located. It ticks enough positive boxes.

I loved staying at the stamp - staff were incredible and so welcoming. The hotel was so beautifully decorated and so cosy to stay. I wish I spent some more time here but unfortunately only had 1 night. I will definitely be back with my partner at some point.

Wat een top tent blijft dit. Nu 4 keer geweest en ze blijven mij verassen. Kreeg upgrade. Super mooie originele schone kamers. Top ontbijt. Kom zeker terug. Sabina is top gastvrouw en de Portugees /Nederlandse receptuoniste verdient een pluim. Succes met concept en carnaval.