Stayed here for a weekend in February. It is right in the heart of the gothic quarter, with quirky shops all around. I hadn’t realised when booking but there is a punk, Scottish and Cuban feel to the place (which is random) and related to the history of the owner. The room had high ceilings and dark decor (as did the rest of the hotel- not to everyone’s liking) which gave the room a lovely sense of space. The beds were comfy and especially the pillows were good on the neck. We had a balcony but it is very small, but looking around so are all the others in the gothic quarter but it is enough to stand on and get some air. The hotel is small, without much of a lobby entrance, initially a bit of a hostel feel. On level 1 there was an espresso machine with coffee pods, a kettle and the choice of loose teas (black, roibus and fruit) and a water fountain where you can fill up your water bottle - which we found great. We opted not to pay for the 15 euro breakfast as there are little coffee shops all around and a little cheaper. There is a v nice restaurant attached to the hotel but we didn’t go there. There is a metro nearby (100m), and even if you catch different metros underground, if you don’t come out of the station, it still counts as a single journey. It was perfect for our weekend, although knowing how central it is I’m not sure I would go in peak season for the noise - although we slept fine our room faced the Main Street.