This is a place for those seeking peace, quiet and does not like to count money. The hotel has its own chapel, so here often spend their honeymoon newlyweds. This paradise we chose for our two-week honeymoon. Every little thing surprisingly contributed to relaxation and enjoyment.
    Even in the lobby, taking the baggage in, we found our names on the list, and the porter took us to the sixth floor, where the personal concierge, seated in a chair and pouring champagne, told what was happening and began to direct the process of selecting options, asking about the time we’d prefer to have our room cleaned and the types of pillows we’d like - there were six types. For each occasion and for every part of the day they had an aromatherapy option. They lit “the aroma of the daytime” for us; we asked to take up the luggage and went to a hotel with a Japanese restaurant.