Hotel Unknown

While it wants to be a chic boutique hotel, it lacks thoughtfulness. It's the little practical details that bring down the score for me. I checked in early (very reasonable price) and so the room wasn't 100% ready perhaps, the staff had to get towels for me separately, and it was just one body towel. When I asked for extra hand towels, it took a while for her to find them. And there was no bath mat/ towel offered. Cleanliness was not top notch, but good enough, especially with an industrial/ natural feel to it, it's hard to tell. Key chain of the hotel room key is a cute little macrame thingy which is a common craft in the region, but it's not pleasant nor hygienic at all to be holding on to a blackish fabric key chain probably soaked with many people's sweat and germs...There's also a lot of space in the room for a bench or a suitcase holder. Couldn't decipher how to get the safe to work in my room but the city and the hotel felt pretty safe and I didn't lose anything. My room came with a little walled outdoor area but it's pretty small, and there's no outdoor furniture, so you'd need to move the chair in the room outside yourself if you wish to stay out. All the staff there are friendly enough but don't seem to speak English, so please come prepared.