Urbanauts

We stayed three nights in URBANAUTS' Street Suite (205), hoping for somewhere relaxing and straightforward, but the room's setup made that difficult. Since it was on the ground floor facing a busy street, our privacy was exposed unless we kept the curtains closed. A nearby bar blared late into the night and again very early, so it felt like trying to sleep in a bar. The room was also very dark, contrary to the bright look in the website photos. We had to turn the lights on in broad daylight. Some of the spaces shown on the room page either weren't real or belonged to other rooms. Scaffolding right outside the window made things darker still. Children climbed on it, making extra noise and giving us the unsettling impression they were inside the room. Since breakfast wasn't provided, we bought food to keep in the room, but the kitchenette was poorly equipped: no frying pan for an omelette and no toaster. We were disappointed. Discovering all these discomforts led to arguments that could have been avoided if we'd chosen another hotel or accommodation.