Hotel Andante

What I liked the most was the sheer commitment to the experience despite having a clear limit on the budget. Each room is dedicated to a specific classical composer or interpreter. They have very beautiful furniture outside the rooms, and within them the expression remains a bit more conventional compared to what you find in other locations. However, they still have dedicated paintings, ornaments, and even a turntable for each room. My room was the Stravinsky one, and they welcomed us with L'Oiseau de feu. Beautiful. Don't expect perfection, expect warmth, practicality and a super cool place to stay.

Almost nobody stays there. It's sad for such a beautiful place. I can only imagine that the occupancy is capped hard due to their lack of parking. And they don't sell drinks at night.

The building is amazing, it is full of culture and well preserved.

nothing, all it's good

Fortunately had a "preferred" room with a balcony and two doors to the balcony, for much daylight. the other rooms (that I peeked into) had smaller windows, so less natural light. THe theme (famous musicians and classical music) was chraming.

Service at breakfast was slow, and we were obliged to pay for breakfast, when others had it included in the room rate.

The location is excellent and the back rooms away from the street are quiet. The staff are helpful and friendly.

The floors were very dirty and there were a lot of old rugs that didn't seem to have been cleaned in a long time - along with the sofas and chairs and baseboards. I have dust allergies, so it was not good for me. There was no restaurant or AC as advertised. The fan was sufficient in the heat but a bit noisy.