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"We stayed here for 4 nights and had a studio room. This wasn’t our first time in the city so we didn’t do the normal touristy things. Rather we were here to spend time with a charity and the down time we had was going to be spent by the pool. The hotel was a little oasis, so quiet and peaceful on the inside despite the noise and bustle outside. It’s a lovely layout, and sitting around the pool at breakfast was very relaxing. Breakfast itself was lovely, and the noodle soup superb, the best in all the hotels we visited elsewhere. Our room was comfortable and spacious, I believe from the photos we should have had a double sink but we only had a single, which did make things a little crammed but it was no big deal. The only issue was sometimes getting a bed by the pool, on 2 occasions in the afternoon there was nothing available so we had to pound the streets. On the day we intended to spend at the pool it was a bit more quiet so perhaps it’s just one of those things. But there didn’t seem to be any scope for sitting elsewhere if all beds were taken. A minor point but important if you want to spend time at the pool. We would definitely consider booking here again if we come back to PP."

"Nice hotel and friendly, helpful staff. Room was very good. I liked the rooftop area with bar and very nice pool. Good location. It's very close to the red light district which has loads of bars and restaurants - not all are sleazy! Try Juniper Hotel bar on the 12th floor. Great views. It's on Street 130 (one street from Sun & Moon). Quay area is nice and Royal Palace is walkable."

"The Pavilion is a beautiful property once you get inside. Doesn’t look impressive from the street but when you enter it is an oasis of tranquility. Excellent service and beautifully laid out. Getting a room with a private pool was worth the extra cost."