Les Oliviers Palace

Tres bien

Five star it isn’t, one night stay , dinner was lukewarm , rooms tired but ok. The main issue is health and safety. In the morning the lift nearest to my room on the sixth floor didn’t work , people could go up to the floor in it but you couldn’t open it / call it to go down so there were other options , one, to walk around most of the floor to find the other lift , two, to use the goods lift but that was absolutely filthy but open to walk in and use ?! and three , use the stairs , it wasn’t clear which floor was which to exit the stairs to the dining room so I ended up on the bottom floor to find a hat stand placed at the bottom of the stairs and mattresses to the right of it but worst of all what I can only assume to be fire exit doors were chain padlocked! Fire exit instructions weren’t obviously available so if there was another fire exit there you would still have to move the hat stand and push past the mattresses. Worrying.

As you walk in the hotel seems grand with nice lobby & decoration but there were some complaints as we stayed 1 night & had 2 meals at the restaurant on the ground floor. We had to change rooms as we had a city view-the constant sound of motorbikes was a nuisance, not the hotels fault but with flimsy windows which didn't close properly that was. After 20 mins they showed me another city room but I stated it's the same, after another 30 mins they eventually showed me one which was facing the lobby, 1st floor. But the walls are very thin & you can hear voices fairly clearly, wardrobe doors from other rooms. The meals were extremely average. I came with a group & our fish was burnt black. The breakfast was minimal, a 1-star hotel quality with flies over the pastries.