This hotel advertises a transfer service to the airport, which is why I booked it. I had e-mailed the property 4 days before our arrival asking about a transfer. I was told that it would be best to arrange the transfer the day of, or to simply take a taxi. The day of check-in, I once again asked about transfer to the airport, and the message was the same: grab a taxi in the morning. At the time we were checking in, a taxi strike was already in progress and would continue the next day. At no point did the front desk inform us of this.
We got down to the front desk the next morning, asked for a taxi, and only then were we informed that there is a nationwide taxi strike, there are no cabs, we should head to the train station and catch a shuttle, and good luck. These directions were good, but not in time. I missed my flight and had to rebook at considerable cost to myself.
I do not blame this property for the taxi strike: those are common in Europe especially in the summer. However, I do blame them for either not knowing about the strike (which I must emphasize, was ongoing as we were checking in), or not telling us, allowing us time to come up with an alternative solution.
Other than that, the hotel was clean and quiet. But it was not worth the $1500 a night (the cost of the flight rebooking) that it ended up costing us.