My Smart Hotel

The apartment was clean, fresh, and nicely equipped, with free Wi-Fi, a TV, a small quiet fridge, washing machine, iron, microwave, kettle, induction stove, and air conditioning. There's also a heating system, though I didn't try it since it was summer. The shower, towels, shelves for clothes, and small sofa that converts into a bed with pillows were all there. The view outside is pretty, and the building has an elevator, a downstairs security guard, and wheelchair accessible parking and entrance. The outside of the building looks fresh. There were apartments still being worked on, but I didn't hear any construction. The neighbors were calm, though I could hear them a little. You can catch a bus or tram about a minute away, and it's around a 15 minute walk to the subway, though the walk isn't so fancy. Taxis and Uber can get to the building easily, so pickups don't take long. It's a nice spot for a short trip or a few days, for one person or at most two small people. Anyone of average height or larger might find it too small, especially if they're claustrophobic. The room door lock is good, but there are no safety cells. There's no daily cleaning, and the place has no carpet. The window opens freely, so you can look around.