The hotel boasts top of the hill location, overlooking the city and next to a wood. Built in the 70-80s most likely, if not before, it hasn’t escaped the fashion of slippery brown floor tiles and a postage stamp gym (ambitiously entitled Fitness centre), so a renovation is long overdue. The rooms however are large and cosy, with excellent beds. The on-site restaurant provides some choices for breakfast and dinner but not to famous Hilton standards. I would recommend some staff training on courtesy and speed of service, there are huge queues of guests at peak times. Overall, an ok stay but will try a different venue next time.