A boutique hotel with the following factors is attractive to me:
- Maximum 80 rooms
- No signing of bills whilst staying, just asking for my name and then putting everything on the end-bill
- Extremly friendly, brillant service by only very well trained staff, which shows not a little bit of arrogance at all
- A system, which informs housekeeping the moment in which the guest arrives at breakfast, so they could do the cleaning exactly when the guest is out of his room
- Brillant design from one of the worlds best architects
- Minimum 20 meter pool
- Minimum 45 square meter room size for lowest room category
- A Michelin starred (or nearly Michelin starred) Restaurant
- A very special location
- Excellent views from most of the rooms
- Lovely gardens, even with a city hotel
- Flowers in public rooms and in guestrooms
- Very, very silent and individually adjustable air conditioning
- Toilets in the room separated from bathroom by good & soundproofed doors
- A good spa
- The feeling of coming back to an oasis after returning from daytrips to the outside world