Legend
Hotel***** |
Overall, the hotel has a somewhat austere aura - formal rather than cosy, efficient rather than sociable. All the
non-suite rooms are the same size, differentiated by view and facilities.
They're well equipped with modern furniture including easy chairs,
an occasional table and writing desk. The colour scheme is soothing,
but bland. Four floors are designated as 'Executive' accommodation - 32 Deluxe rooms, 28 Deluxe Riverside and the 11 suites. Benefits include express check in and out, and personalised service. Executive
customers also have access to an exclusive Lounge providing breakfast,
all-day refreshments, evening cocktails and a selection of international
newspapers and magazines. The hotel's food and beverage outlets lean towards the Orient - the Chinese 'Crystal Jade Palace' and the 'Honzen Japonaise Cuisine' are the main restaurants. The Atrium Cafe serves snacks, light meals and beverages fro 6am to midnight. There's also an evening Poolside Restaurant specialising in barbequed meals. The 21m
swimming pool is supplemented by a jacuzzi and pool bar. The fitness
centre has a good selection of up-to-date fitness equipment, sauna
and steam room, and the Feedback and customer comments are mixed - some appreciate the Legend's middle-of-the-road reliability and the slight distance from the main tourist centre, while other find it too vapid for their liking. (Last inspected in November, 2002 - comments welcomed if you've visited more recently!) Room facilities (?= awaiting updated information from the hotel):
Additional
room facilities:
communication
facility with dataport and voice mail, free all-evening cocktails
on Executive Floors
Additional hotel facilities:
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Our
brief comments: 
ubiquitous massage services.
