Philip House Hotel

The hotel occupies a floor (or perhaps more?) of what seems to be a repurposed appartment building near the Corniche. The architecture and decor speak of class: heavy wood, nice lighting, white trim, shutters, high ceilings, a cool, old-style elevator, etc. The staff were super nice, not everybody spoke english well, but they still managed to attend to my needs, e.g.: looking after my baggage. Moreover, staff were indeed available 24/7 as promised, and replied quickly to inquiries over booking.com's messenger. The location was pretty good: it was right on the corniche and mear a tram stop, and had a view of the sea. I wasnt im the place too long to benefit from it, but i liked that there was a small balcony and a/c in my room.

The entryway to the building was scary at first glance. The building houses Philip hotel and other hotels, private residences etc; the entryway seems to be common property which is unfortunately not well maintained by the tenants/property management. My room was clean enough, but could use some renovations. The area was a bit noisy. Centrality = traffic and people noise. Note, most of this issues are likely shared by the other buget hotels on the Corniche.