Q: I love this chain. The staff is impeccably trained. They make you feel like you're a long lost relative. They even had thin cotton blankets on the bed instead of those oppressively hot duvets. Nice business center, breakfast in the restaurant was nice, valet service was quick. So why not five stars? RC ran afoul of two of my criteria for five star hotel rooms: 1. The bathroom was beautifully designed, but can't the designers put more lights over the sink so it's easier to shave? Why don't they figure half the guests in their hotel shave in the morning? 2. The chair at the desk was a fugitive from a dinner table, not a desk chair. It was too low and did not adjust. I had to sit on a pillow while I worked at the desk. You'd think the name "desk" would alert hotel interior designers to the need for a "desk" chair.

A: positive

Q: I expected to spend about thirty minutes in this place and play a couple old pinball machines. Three hours later, we were still there and ready to play more. An unexpected surprise were the vintage video games like Asteroids, Joust and many more. And they all worked! It was a blast from the past.

A: positive

Q: Extremely disorganized and unprofessional place! If you have time to waste this is your place.

A: negative

Q: It's all about the tea here, not the food. When it comes to your cuppa, they have an amazing selection - a few pages worth of black, green, rooibos and herbal teas. Served in a cute squat pot with a timer for proper steeping. But the food and service leaves a lot to be desired. Having unapologetically run out of a few options, I settled for a tuna salad with lemon mayo, which sounds interesting but is not much more than what you might get at Tesco Express. A few spoonfuls of tuna slapped on squidgy brown bread (somehow soft with really burnt edges) and a lackluster mixed salad. Lots of salt and pepper needed. Scones were fine, tarts were uninspiring. I'd say.. find a tea spot that sources Eteaket tea and get your munches elsewhere!

A:
negative