Phoenix Park Hotel

Compact, but equipped with all the necessary amenities. The staff’s hospitality was pleasant, and I had a comfortable stay. However, it’s a bit far from convenience stores and restaurants, so in winter or bad weather it can be difficult to prepare breakfast. It would be helpful if breakfast could be offered as an option, even by Reservation only up to the day before. I also used the free washing machine and dryer. As others have mentioned, you exit the guest room building via an emergency staircase where wind and rain can blow in from outside. I understand this is to keep the rooms quiet, but extra care is needed when going back and forth during severe weather.It has an outstanding location that few Accommodations can match. Given that, it seems reasonable that prices may be higher during event periods.

Overall, I thought the Room was very good.There is a bed (with a thick mattress) up in the loft, so you can sleep there. It may not be suitable for small children due to safety concerns, but I think older kids would be excited and enjoy it.As for the non-loft bed, perhaps because of a pillar, there was an awkward gap around the head area and what felt like a wall (pillar?) along the body side, so when half-asleep I felt like I might fall off the bed. (I didn’t actually fall.)Also, the curtains on the window were so long that they reached all the way to the floor, which felt eerie, so I would like them to install shorter curtains that fit the window size.In addition, amenities are picked up near the lobby and brought back to your Room yourself, but shortages were noticeable.It wasn’t extremely inconvenient, but since I needed some items I asked a staff member; perhaps they were busy, but they provided them with an irritated attitude.There were two staff members: one responded that way regarding amenities, while another was very kind during check-in.Overall it was a good Hotel, so I would like to stay again if I have another opportunity.Thank you for a great trip.