We stayed for 2 nights there in Sept 2008. Everything was perfect. It was so modern and luxurious. Our room was in 23rd floor with sufficient space and we could see most of the city well. It was equipped with everything you can imagine such as iron with board, umbrellas, electric insecticide, coffee maker with lots of tea and coffee, slippers and etc. Besides, there is a Burger King restaurant nearby. It is one of the best hotels I have ever stayed.

Oh my lord. This hotel has to be seen to be believed. It's enormous and lit up like a 1980s rock concert from the outside. Inside, the decor is vastly overdone - lots of marble, water features and a dining room located in a 25-foot high crystal archway complete with a red piano shaped like the front of a Ferrari. It's very over the top, and its motif is a layer of arches, which bear an uncanny resemblence to the McDonald's logo. However, despite the rather tacky interiors, the room itself was actually very nice, done in earth tones and quite restrained (also spotlessly clean)

When we visited it had been open for a month and was experiencing some teething problems - there was no room service menu in our room and when we called to ask for one, it was like a scene from Fawlty Towers - the staff speak very little English and after ten mins on the phone, someone arrived with a crumpled piece of paper covered in phone numbers and a very limited selection of food. A later call to ask about the possibility of dessert was a similar experience, as was our attempts to have someone help with our bags (ten minute phone call resulted in someone coming to our room with some paper bags). It's very possible that these problems will be ironed out and for the money, this isn't a bad spot at all. Breakfast is quite good too. One thing - it's not anywhere near the lake, and the location is its greatest drawback.