A little nightmare
I wish the designer of this hotel would stay in one of the bunk rooms for a week. I did. Going to the bathroom is the main problem (if you're sharing the room), because the door is transparent glass and ours didn't close well—there was a 3 inches gap. With or without the gap, everything you do in there can be seen, heard and smelt by the other person in the room instantly because the room is SO TINY, is like the WC were next to the bed.
Believe it or not, the room is narrower than myself with my arms stretched. There's no place for suitcases, they must be on the floor. There's no closet, so you can't unpack. Every morning I sat (or kneeled down) on the carpet and looked inside the suitcase to find new clothes. If you shop anything, there's no place to put it or store it, so the room starts to get flooded with bags and suitcases, and there's no room even to walk! It's exactly like being in jail.
Body towels: I thought they were the hand towels, then I realized they were the body towels, they're really really small and thin. There's no place in the bathroom to put anything, only a 2-inch shelf that can't hold anything because it's so small! My toiletry bag was in the room, not in the bathroom, because there was no place to put it!
You have to be careful not to hit your head when you wake up, there are sharp metal fixtures by the bed. Bed is OK. I slept well, no noise. Everything seems new but a bit cheap. Lighting & color schemes are nice. WiFi does NOT work.
This hotel could be good only if you're traveling on your own and won't do any shopping. Do yourself a favor, pay a bit more and find another hotel. Oh, the terrace is great, you can go there even if you're not a guest. Just take the elevator in the lobby to the last floor and there it is.