It is not permitted to alter the general layout of this former KGB building, so the corridors, although not unpleasant, are still as intricate as they were back in the day and the period stairwell (complete with an antique lift and doors) is light years away from the futuristic surroundings of the rest of the hotel. Although all of the hotel's 72 guest rooms vary in size, they do all feature the same heterogeneous design cleverly combining straight and geometrical lines with feminine colours. The soft shades of the walls and furniture provide the perfect accompaniment to the brightly-coloured fabrics. Indeed, opposing worlds attract and complement each other at the Lux 11. In terms of amenities you'll find everything you need and more, including a plasma screen television, DVD player, fax, phones (corded and cordless), safe, Wifi, individual air conditioning, flip flop-style slippers, bathrobes, and even a fully equipped kitchen! The bathrooms, which open onto the bedroom area, are also amazing and come with a rain shower and a selection of hospitality products from the Korres brand. You might be interested to know that the building also houses 4 superb penthouse suites and there are rumours that the hotel has already played host to certain celebrities...