Hotel Not Hotel

Good location, decent breakfast, lovely theme and design

Overall stay let down by a few basics. No water in room or glasses to drink from. Despite upgrading to the queen room, I was surpised to find no storage or hangers for clothes. Toilet paper was very poor quality. You had to walk through a public area of the hotel to get to the showers and toilets, the hotel should provide some basic slippers to walk between your room and the showers. You either had to walk barefoot through the hotel, or navigate the small very wet shower cubicle to dry your feet and then put on socks and shoes.

The decor of the hotel is incredible. Each "room" is a work of art, and the atmosphere is open, welcoming, and very relaxed. It was great being able to explore the quirkiness of the hotel - makes you feel like you are in a living, breathing work of art!

Suggestions for improvement: 1) as a gay man, I think there were too many scantily clad women in the artworks hanging on the wall and the art books on the library shelves. I am no prude (trust!), but it would be nice to see some male representation. Consider Robert Mapplethorpe, Ren Hang, and Jan Durina for example. 2) The bed could be a bit more firm, and the pillows smaller 3) The shower door should have the ability to close all the way, and then water will not get on the floor outside the shower. 4) There should be a working fan - a table fan would even be enough.

The overall design is very unique, it's a great place.

Unfortunately there was no warm water.