The hotel has 140 guest rooms: 2 junior suites, 2 skyline rooms (located behind the Schweppes sign), and the remaining ones are in the standard category. However, many of the standard rooms have a jacuzzi, a terrace, or are very spacious, so they are considered as superior standards. Whatever the category, they are all spacious and boast an avant-garde design and a warm atmosphere where guests can enjoy the many services offered during their stay. They are equipped with a large comfortable bed, free Internet access (cable), a flat-screen television (with a Pay TV service), a keyboard (surcharge), a safe (free), a pillow menu, an armchair, a desk, a luggage stand, and mood lighting with various settings (relaxing, welcome, reading, bath). As for the bathrooms, they include a make-up mirror, a hair-dryer, beauty products, and a bath with a shower screen. The rooms with a terrace are very large and the views are remarkable. The two 'skyline' rooms have the unusual feature of being located behind the legendary advertising sign on the Capitol's façade and are decorated with references to the beverage brand. For example, the carpet is in shades of grey with bubble motifs, the round bed is reminiscent of a bottle cap, and walls are painted yellow as a reference to the iconic colour of the Schweppes label. Aside from their size and the fact that they have a lounge area, the junior suites also have a private entrance that is accessed by a lift reserved for the guests of the suite. These suites also include beauty products by Hermès and Loewe. All of the rooms have magnificent views as most of them look out over the Gran Via or onto a side street (Jacometrezo). However, you should be aware that about 15 of the rooms overlook a large, bright, internal courtyard.
Amy Adejokun
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