“Liberace lives,” is her reasonable conclusion.
“There’s velvet fabric, embossed leather or chequerboard tiles on other walls, fur on ceilings, white plastic studded with crystals for upholstery, dripping chandeliers, a creepy mirrored chill-out room, loos that are deliberately unmarked, impossible to find and astonishing once inside.”
“The English restaurant provides a welcome contrast to the ostentatious surroundings: sensible, freshly prepared and very well cooked.”
“There’s Persian pony skin on the walls of the bar, which feels like an opulent Napoleonic den.”
“The bedrooms are each built around a wildly ornate bed, with copper baths filled from the ceiling.”
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