Urban Collective Boutique Hotel

We left for dinner and came back and there was a weird smell. Maybe bleach from an adjacent room? It was very strong. The room itself was the actual smallest hotel room I've ever been in. The pictures make it look two or three times the size. That being said, it was overpriced. The outside door code was a pain.

Limited TV. Small room, no extravagant chair or table. Shower was clean but limited force. There was no on premise staff. If you needed or had a problem, you needed to call. However they promptly fixed it.

My room did not have any windows. It sorta felt like a closet. The AC unit had a bright light that interrupted my sleep. Bring a face mask!

No vale lo que te cobran. Cama con colchón hundido. Horrible.

There were several drawbacks, including bathroom trim that was falling off and a shower design that felt unfinished with no enclosed tile or bathtub, just a floor-level drain. The bed creaked and took up most of the room, leaving very limited space, and there was only one chair with no proper table or dining area. Parking near the hotel was also limited, and the window view looked out onto a slanted roof rather than any scenery.

Nothing comes to mind

Getting in and out of the beds or any movement is noisy. That is really the only possible complaint. We felt like we were excessively noisy, but this is minor.

WiFi went out but not that big of a deal

Walls were very thin, could hear your neighbors, well at least in the ink room. Slightly to expensive than what it was worth.

The bed was in parts. You couldn't roll over without the head board hitting you or making noise. The bed was also very flimsy and made you feel uneasy to sit on. I expected more considering I paid $250 for a single night.