The hotel is beautiful, constructed from sillar stone—a material sourced from the nearby volcano. The building is immaculate, featuring a stunning rooftop with amazing views of the main volcanoes. Our room was very comfortable and clean. However, there is room for improvement in hospitality. While the staff was kind, they could be more proactive—offering assistance with restaurant recommendations, calling a taxi, and similar services. During our stay, my husband tripped on a step and, to avoid falling, put his hand on the counter by the bar/kitchenette on the first floor. As a result, he accidentally broke a vase, which was located in the very corner of the counter. I felt the staff was more concerned with cleaning up than ensuring he was not hurt by the glass. They then wanted to charge us for two vases, even though only one was broken. I am happy to pay for the damage, but a little empathy would have been appreciated. After the incident, I felt as though we were being watched too closely. On our first day, the staff was kind and offered us tea while we waited for check-in. Overall, this is a good hotel, but the staff—although friendly, hardworking and kind—could benefit from better training, especially in customer service.