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The French colonial-style buildings are set in an immaculate tropical garden which has plenty of space to roam and a modestly sized swimming pool.

While the exteriors are charming, the resort has the challenges a reputable company faces when taking over an existing property -- the rooms aren’t of the best design. Most of the 93 rooms have the same basic layout, though the deluxe suites are slightly larger. Connected by an open corridor, each room has a front porch with sitting area. Inside, the bed is awkwardly sandwiched between a living space and the bathroom door. The bathroom, though modern and obviously recently upgraded, has issues as the shower has no curtain or door and water sprays everywhere.

It seens they’ve done touch ups, though when we stayed in a Junior Garden View Suite in 2015, the uncomfortable mattress, thin pillows and clunky, loud air-con directly over the bed needed to be replaced. This hotel is hopefully a work in progress.

The original structure of the building presents design challenges but the exceptionally pretty property, the location (an easy bike ride or stroll to town), service and experience of staying on the river overshadows the flaws. What you can expect are all the four-star amenities and excellent service. Rooms come with air-con, WiFi, safety box, minibar, a plate of fruit, posh toiletries, hair dryer and evening turn down. There’s a spa, a generous breakfast buffet spread in their restaurant overlooking the river, two bars, weekly buffet dinners and a trip on their private boat.

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