Artist Residence Hotels Reviews

The place was nice enough, but I didn’t feel like it was worth what I paid. The room felt small, breakfast cost extra, and I left feeling like I didn’t really get good value for the money, if that makes sense.

The place itself looked nice, and at first I thought it was going to be a great stay. But the staff came across a bit cold with us, which was disappointing. Service was slow too, and we had to ask twice for a couple of basic things. It wasn’t terrible or anything, and I guess some parts were fine, but overall it just didn’t feel that welcoming

I only stayed one night, and I know hotels can be hit or miss, but wow, I just could not get comfortable. The place itself seemed nice enough at first, and I was actually feeling good about it when I got in. But then the bed happened. The mattress was weirdly soft and lumpy at the same time, which I didn’t even think was possible, and the pillows weren’t much better. I kept waking up, shifting around, checking the time, all that fun stuff. By morning my back was sore and I felt like I’d barely slept at all. Maybe other rooms are better, who knows, but I wouldn’t book it again

The room looked decent enough when I first walked in, and I guess the style of the place was fine, but it didn’t really match what I expected for the price.
The wifi kept cutting out, the shower pressure was weak, and there wasn’t much space to put my things. There also weren’t many extras, just the very basic stuff.

Overall, it kind of felt like I was paying more for how the place looked than for actual comfort. I probably wouldn’t stay there again.

Had a really nice weekend here. The place felt cosy and relaxed, and like I said, the atmosphere was what stood out the most. It just had a good vibe, like I said, perfect for a short stay

The food was really tasty and the drinks were decent too. It felt a bit pricey for what it was, and I think it’s only fair to be upfront about that, but credit where it’s due, the meal itself was good.

The noise around the area really bothered me and kind of ruined the stay. It always felt busy and hectic, so I never got that calm, relaxing feeling I was hoping for. Walking around at night wasn’t enjoyable either, and I just kept wishing the location was quieter.

Breakfast was disappointing. The eggs were cold, the toast showed up ages after everything else, and the coffee had that burnt taste you get when it’s been sitting around too long. The staff were pleasant enough, but when we mentioned it, it felt like we got the usual polite response without anyone actually caring much. For what they charge, I expected a lot better. The website makes it sound like this lovely, well-thought-out breakfast, but in reality it just didn’t match the polished wording. I wouldn’t pay to add breakfast again.

Booking the place was straightforward, so I thought everything would go smoothly. But when I got there, check-in was kind of a mess and the staff seemed like they weren’t totally sure what was going on. It also made me a little suspicious there might be extra fees or charges I wasn’t clearly told about upfront. Overall, not the best first impression.

I don’t usually make a big deal about little things, and the stay wasn’t completely awful, but the room just didn’t feel very clean. There was dust around, I found hair in the bathroom, and housekeeping seemed to miss some basic stuff. Maybe it was just an off day for them, but it was disappointing and not really what I expected

I stayed for one night and really liked the vibe of the room. It had quirky little touches everywhere and felt cosy in a really unique way. It wasn’t perfect, but that kind of added to the charm