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This spacious loft uses two floors cleverly, with the bedroom up above and making the most of the industrial building’s high ceilings. The car was safely parked in a locked yard, too. The renovation turned industrial ruins into a real gem. The architects and construction team clearly considered every detail, from the structural elements to the room equipment. Everything fits together, and every square centimetre feels thought through. Masters!

We were a family with a four-year-old, and what a disappointment. Although we booked for three and called ahead to say we’d be arriving late as a family, we were given an apartment with just one double bed. There were no sheets, and with no reception available, my partner had to sleep on the dirty couch that first night. The air conditioning was broken in the middle of July heat. The next day, reception promised to fix it, bring a fan, and leave some water as a courtesy. We came back from dinner to find nothing had been done, not even the water. The location is outside the city centre, in an industrial area that felt very ugly.

I didn’t realize this was a hotel. I would’ve booked it ages ago if I had. The marketing should change, because I thought these were rentable co-working spaces, not affordable lofts!

No need to look elsewhere. The apartment is really cool and has everything you need. The staff are super friendly, and you can park and charge an EV inside 😊