The room is quite small, but incredibly well-utilized. It's a loft style, and the staircase has open treads, so be careful with kids going up and down – it's narrow and open. The ceiling on the second floor isn't flat; it's sloped, so if you sit up or stand on the bed, you'll definitely hit your head. It's only slightly bigger than an upper berth on a train. The toilet seat was cracked. I didn't notice it when I checked in, but about three hours later when I used the restroom, it pinched my butt. After I reported it, the hotel sent some disposable toilet seat covers 🤷 and said it was probably cracked by the previous guest stepping on it instead of sitting, telling us to just use the covers and be careful 🤷🤷🤷. I forgot to take a picture of the air conditioning. It's on the second floor, blowing directly onto the bed, but it's blocked by the glass on the outer side of the second floor, making it hard for the cool air to reach the first floor. So the second floor is very cold, and the first floor is hot. This is quite odd for a loft, as usually the first floor is cooler and the second floor is warmer. The hotel's location is near the entrance of the pedestrian street, quite close to Chunji Roasted Goose and the pedestrian street itself.
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