I will consider the hotel experience differently than the restaurant, as the latter can operate as its own business – which I still would rate highly. It was a quiet time of year. For a mid-week getaway, it was plush and quiet, nice views, and great bed. The ambience presented by the building and castle-like regality helped add to attainable austerity – with the only tiny wrinkles being accessible snacking opportunities from vending machines (4th floor and 2nd floor only, unless the lobby shop was open). Breakfast was not included for my stay, which didn't matter for me, and offered standard continental fare. That each room was dedicated to a graduate added to a museum feel. Multiple options for hanging out were also available from a pub option and rooftop bar, yet we did not partake in either.