Conscious Hotel Museum Square

I thought I'd hit the Jackpot when I booked a 5 night stay at this hotel. I mean for $230 a night I'm going to have complete comfort not to mention the best sleep on a comfortable king sized bed. I couldn't have been more wrong. The hotel itself is cute but when you get to the room it's a completly different story. First you have two options. One you can stay across from a school of screaming children that can look directly into your room and if you prefer privacy you need to keep the curtains closed blocking out any natural light. The second option is that you trade in the view of a preschool for a busy street where everyone walking by can look directly into your room. Therres also no AC so if you sleep hot prepare to have the windows open at night and listen to the noise of the street all night long. While you are listening to the noise outside you'll be struggling to get to sleep on a roughly 7 inch thick mattress with a slightly raised lump or beam that goes down the middle of the mattress as an added bonus. 2 days in and I started waking up with pain radiating through my legs and back every morning. There is also no access to a clean drop of water in the hotel unless you pay or would like to add an additional $19 to a $230 bill every morning. There is also no fan in the bathroom so if you are staying with someone it could be uncomfortable at times. It has the appearance of a luxury boutique hotel but the room is a step above what I'd expect from a Hostel

Pro’s: A nice hotel with helpful and friendly staff. The room was simple but spacious and clean. Location was good, in a nice area close to the museum’s. Only con’s: no door or curtain on the shower. Our room faced the street and was really noisy even with the window closed. Every morning we were woken early by trams, ambulances, deliveries, school children etc. We would definitely consider staying here again though, just request a room at the back!