A very charming and unique place to stay. The hotel is set in a former convent that has been beautifully converted while retaining much of its original character. The former nuns’ rooms have been transformed into comfortable, clean and pleasant guest rooms, making the experience quite special.
The main downside is the lack of soundproofing. Conversations in the corridors can be heard very clearly from inside the rooms, which can become frustrating when other guests are not particularly considerate, especially late at night or early in the morning.
There is also one rather unusual detail: the room key is attached to a small bell, reminiscent of the type of bell you might traditionally see around a goat’s neck! It is certainly original and perhaps intended as a charming touch, but in practice it creates unnecessary noise when guests return late or leave early. Personally, I would remove the bells — the idea is fun, but in a hotel where peace and quiet matter, they do more harm than good.
Despite these points, I really enjoyed the character of the property and the way the former convent has been transformed. A beautiful and memorable place that could be even better with a little more attention to noise.