This is probably one of the most unique and beautiful hotels I've ever stayed in. It feels like a meticulously designed art space where you want to examine every detail.
The lobby is eclectic and a bit theatrical: typewriters, unusual paintings, a glass atrium with numerous hanging chandeliers, greenery, and completely unexpected decor. In some places, the interior resembles an art gallery; in others, a fairytale scene or a collector's study.
Even the elevator here is designed like a separate room: mirrored walls, a geometric floor, a soft couch, and a miniature composition behind glass. A typical ride between floors becomes part of the hotel experience.
The room is cozy and full of character: natural wood, vintage lamps, an open bathroom area, and many options for general and local lighting. The room had a pleasant woody scent. The bed was comfortable, and it was quiet at night. There's air conditioning, and you can request a kettle from the staff. I particularly liked the lotion, soap, and shower gel.
One unusual feature is that the sink is located directly in the room next to the bed. The only noticeable downside was that the shower door didn't close tightly, so water leaked onto the floor.
This isn't just a place to sleep; it's one of those hotels that becomes an integral part of your trip.
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