This is a charming hotel with a fun personality. The lobby is full of eye-catching artwork and quirky design touches, and the dining room is pleasant as well. Unfortunately, everything else seems to have been designed on a very small scale.
The hallways are narrow, the stairways even narrower, and the rooms are tiny—truly tiny. There is nowhere to sit, no good place to change clothes or apply makeup, and no full-length mirror. Americans accustomed to average-sized hotel rooms will be shocked. A solo traveler might manage fine, but couples will find things cramped, and families with luggage will have serious challenges.
Avoid the fourth floor if possible. The sloping roof means the hallways and rooms angle inward, creating a slightly claustrophobic feeling. I actually took photos to prove to friends back home that I wasn't imagining it—the walls really do lean in. Even our bed's headboard followed the angle.
This hotel would make a fantastic movie set with its cool lighting and artistic vibe, but when it comes to comfort and convenience, style won out over practicality. Cute? Absolutely. Comfortable? Not unless you're a Hobbit with no luggage.