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The location is fantastic. There's a famous BBQ restaurant, Batak, right downstairs, and major attractions like the Cathedral, market, and Stone Bridge are all very close by. The only downside is the noise. Being an old house with poor soundproofing, you can hear sounds from nearby restaurants at night, occasional trucks (the street isn't accessible to regular cars), and the church bells quite clearly. If you're sensitive to noise, this might be an issue. Aside from that, the heating works well, and it's otherwise very good. The kitchen is fully equipped with an electric stove, microwave, oven, and fridge, and most utensils are provided, except for scissors.

I was informed by email in advance that there was a large event at the bar downstairs that day, but I didn't think it was so noisy. Rather than sound, the deep bass sound is very loud, and earplugs and noise canceling are really meaningless. I have cancer from 12:00 to 3:30 in the middle of the night. It was really painful. If you receive an email saying that there is a large event, cancellation is free, so we recommend cancellation.

I didn't know the PIN code to enter the hotel, but I contacted the hotel and a staff member came and I was able to enter without any problems. The hotel staff were very friendly and explained everything carefully. There was a kitchen so it seemed like I could cook, and I was told I could use the dishes freely. Coffee, tea, and sugar were also available for free. The room was cute and relaxing, and the toilet and shower were clean, which was great. I was able to stay with peace of mind!

The location is very convenient because it is very close to each tourist spot. Because it was a single room, the bed was able to be used comfortably, but the wall was very thin, so I was a little worried that I could hear the voice of the corridor and other rooms. Moreover, the staff is not always stationed, and it is not connected even if it calls the telephone number for the contact many times I was only worried that the entrance of the hotel was quite difficult to understand and it took time to check in the hotel.