Honestly, it’s the kind of place where you can actually breathe. The building itself is old—think charm, not stuffy. Creaky floorboards? Maybe. Original fireplaces? Yes, please.
It’s not trying to be a five-star city hotel with a marble lobby. Instead, it feels like someone’s very stylish countryside home that they accidentally turned into a hotel. And that’s the cool part.
You get the privacy of a B&B, but with the pampering of a proper hotel. Ever stayed somewhere where you felt like you were interrupting the staff? Not here. It’s relaxed—like a warm hug in brick form.
