Wine&Pillow Hotel

The hotel is small, but the space is organized well, and I liked the design and colors. It's clean and neat, in a good location, and there's no elevator. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Breakfast is satisfying and well balanced, and you can have it brought to your room. I’m giving four stars because the bathroom feels short on space and useful details, though the ventilation is good. Thanks for the hospitality.

We wanted somewhere central for Christmas, with good food nearby, and the location was unbeatable. We found lots of restaurants close by: LouLou for breakfast, Mussels bar for brunch, Rebernea for ribs, and Cafe Central for gourmet tea, especially the raspberry and passion fruit tea. This cute boutique hotel exceeded our expectations for its affordable price, design, and service. The room was the smallest hotel room I've seen, but its tall 3m historic ceiling made it feel more open. The shower area was great, with a glass door and hot water, and the soft drapes and wall art made the room cozy. We could hear some noise from the air-conditioning system under our window, but it didn't bother us since we were there to have fun. Most rooms look out onto old rooftops, some have no windows, and soundproofing is average. The contemporary design is inexpensive but thoughtfully done. The blue-gray interior is gorgeous, and the cozy coffee shop also serves as the foyer and makes good cappuccino. We skipped breakfast, but it's a limited, made-to-order menu served in the foyer and coffee shop area. We'd come back. Thank you!

The staff are helpful and professional, and they speak English. Right across from the famous Passage and at the edge of City Garden, it's a great location for stopping in for a drink or coffee. They also have carefully made pastries, meat, and dessert, plus wine.

Everything else was great, but the rooms aren't well insulated, so outside noise carries in. Not ideal if you're a light sleeper. The rooms themselves are really nice, with a modern Scandinavian style.