TIny tiny rooms that must have been made for hobbits
So first impressions were great.The lobby is nice, it's big and airy, with a lot of wood, art installations and some fun greenery growing in the ceiling. And then I got to my room. Tiny is too large a word for it. The room was almost my arm length if I was to stretch them from side to side, the bed was comfy; but I could have touched the wall with my foot at the end of the bed. If you have a suitcase, forget about being able to open it in the room, where would you put it? There is literally NO ROOM in your room. The bathroom is riduculous!!! Sitting on the toilet my knees hit the wall, and you have to walk sideways to get to the shower. I had a "quiet" room, I have no idea who named this a quiet room as there was a lot of noise from street traffic. I used to live in NY and so am used to traffic noise. Don't call the room quiet when it isn't. I did not eat in the hotel, but my travelling companions who did, said it was very poor and dont bother. All in all this hotel is not great. I would stay here again, you can get a much better deal elsewhere. The hotel sells itself as a hip and trendy hotel.. trust me it's not. It is not hip and cool to be cramped in your room brusing you knees as you sit on the toilet.