Pretty shocked that this facility is able to to maintain the Waldorf name.
Carpets and upholstery are stained. The general facility is far from a Waldorf standard of cleanliness. The food is far from Waldorf experience, We will utilize the same salads by lunch that they did by breakfast and pretend you are the crazy one for noticing and pointing it out to them but in the general hotel Front desk @ the Managment attitude is “take it or leave it”. They do not have loyalty or concern for their loyal customers whatsoever.
When they give you a room upgrade, they make it sound like they just gifted you the world‘s biggest gift while diamond members get upgrades pretty much at every facility throughout the world.
All in all the place is decent, but definitely not a Waldorf experience.

The hotel makes a great first impression with its beautiful architectural decor and an overall shiny, clean look when you first walk in. The beds were clean and comfortable, which is always a plus.

However, once you settle in, you start to notice the details. The carpeting and upholstery on chairs and sofas throughout the hotel have noticeable old stains, which takes away from the otherwise polished appearance.

One major downside is the lack of any outdoor seating area. If you want to sit outside for some fresh air, there’s simply nowhere to do that. Additionally, the pool is only accessible starting in July, which is disappointing for guests visiting during other times of the year.

The hotel also lacks basic amenities that most places typically offer—there’s no small shop on-site for toiletries, snacks, or drinks, and no bar or beverage service available.

Overall, while the hotel has style and cleanliness at first glance, it’s missing some key features and comfort options that would make a stay more enjoyable.