Hotel AtypiQ

Location and staff in the receptionN

No elevator to the storage in the basement.

24h breakfast and the common area concept was great. Rooms were clean and staff were really nice. Most importantly it was a prime location.

Notice rooms are very small. Smallest hotel room I have ever seen! It may not fit and accessible for everyone.

Location was perfect. Open kitchen was very nice Rooftop with fire pit was nice Free laundry & detergent was really great TV was nice Shampoo/body wash/conditioner being included was nice and seemed like good quality. Coffee machine was nice and always open

The bed! The room was small, and the hotel did warn me in advance that they had a Murphy bed, but I didn't think much of it. I am fine with a small room and planning on being out all day anyway. However, because it is a Murphy bed it is attached to an apparatus on the wall that creeks and groans every time you even shift your weight on the bed. Sitting/scooching in would make a ton of noise and it just seems unnecessary. I would have rather just had less space and a normal bed. There also was not a towel hook near the sink or any night stand etc. it seemed like the room was optimized for space saving, but I feel like there are other ways to do it other than the creaky Murphy bed lol. Finally included breakfast was kind of bare, essentially just an open kitchen with a few essentials you can take at your leisure. Ok if you are not a big breakfast person or planning on eating out mostly.

It was clean, the bed was comfortable, and it’s a great location. Nice shower, friendly staff and it was quiet (except for the AC unit!)

I knew it was small, but didn’t expect it to be that small! There is less than a foot between the bed and the window, and even less between the foot of the bed and the wall. The other side of the bed has maybe 18” clearance, but that is where the sink is, and really the only area large enough for an adult to change clothes. The only other space is the bathroom (too small for anyone plus-sized) and the entrance. Neither of us couldn’t navigate the corner to get into far side of the bed, so had to crawl in - there was literally less than 5” to navigate the corner (see photo.) The counter space next to the sink was so small things kept getting knocked off; you really had to put things on the bed instead (which is less than 2 feet from the bed.) This room might work well if you’re single.