Metro Art Hotel

The staff was very friendly and the free water and coffee was a great touch.

The cleaning was subpar as there was some hair on the floor of the shower that I’ve asked the staff to take care of but it remained there even after the request. The floor was not clean and didn’t seem to be cleaned between guests.

I loved it

Nothing it was great

The Location and the staff☺️

Nothing/A

The Bottom Line: Metro Art Hotel sits in a fantastic, lively location, but it currently feels more like a place to crash than a place to stay. It has the bones to be a high 3-star or even a low 4-star boutique property, but it requires a significant investment in maintenance and hygiene to get there. ​The Room & Cleanliness ​This is where the hotel needs the most work. At first glance, the room looks "straightened up," but upon closer inspection, it’s clear that a deep cleaning hasn't happened in a long time. ​Hygiene Warning: If you are a germaphobe, you will likely struggle here. It feels like the staff does a surface-level tidy-up rather than a thorough sanitization. ​Maintenance: The rooms need "patch work"—minor repairs to walls and fixtures that have been neglected. ​Atmosphere & Noise ​If you are looking for a quiet, relaxing getaway, look elsewhere. ​Thin Walls: The walls are paper-thin; you can hear everything happening in the hallways and neighboring rooms. ​Location: The hotel is in a very vibrant area, which is great for explorers but tough for light sleepers. Between the street noise and the lack of soundproofing, relaxation is hard to find. ​Logistics & Suitability ​Parking: Practically non-existent. If you are renting a car, be prepared for a headache. ​Families: I would not recommend this hotel for families. The environment and noise levels aren't conducive to children or a peaceful family vacation. ​Solo/Business: Only ideal if you just need a bed in a central location and plan to spend 90% of your time out of the building. ​Final Thoughts ​I wanted to love this place because the potential is there, but the lack of cleanliness and the noise levels are major drawbacks. I would only stay here again if I absolutely had to. With a dedicated deep clean and some attention to soundproofing/repairs, this could be a gem—but it isn't there yet.

The Bottom Line: Metro Art Hotel sits in a fantastic, lively location, but it currently feels more like a place to crash than a place to stay. It has the bones to be a high 3-star or even a low 4-star boutique property, but it requires a significant investment in maintenance and hygiene to get there. ​The Room & Cleanliness ​This is where the hotel needs the most work. At first glance, the room looks "straightened up," but upon closer inspection, it’s clear that a deep cleaning hasn't happened in a long time. ​Hygiene Warning: If you are a germaphobe, you will likely struggle here. It feels like the staff does a surface-level tidy-up rather than a thorough sanitization. ​Maintenance: The rooms need "patch work"—minor repairs to walls and fixtures that have been neglected. ​Atmosphere & Noise ​If you are looking for a quiet, relaxing getaway, look elsewhere. ​Thin Walls: The walls are paper-thin; you can hear everything happening in the hallways and neighboring rooms. ​Location: The hotel is in a very vibrant area, which is great for explorers but tough for light sleepers. Between the street noise and the lack of soundproofing, relaxation is hard to find. ​Logistics & Suitability ​Parking: Practically non-existent. If you are renting a car, be prepared for a headache. ​Families: I would not recommend this hotel for families. The environment and noise levels aren't conducive to children or a peaceful family vacation. ​Solo/Business: Only ideal if you just need a bed in a central location and plan to spend 90% of your time out of the building. ​Final Thoughts ​I wanted to love this place because the potential is there, but the lack of cleanliness and the noise levels are major drawbacks. I would only stay here again if I absolutely had to. With a dedicated deep clean and some attention to soundproofing/repairs, this could be a gem—but it isn't there yet.