Bridget's place is a very clever use of a small space. It's effectively a one room studio above a an artisan's workshop that would once have been a garage.

Beautifully decorated, it has most of the things you will need for your stay, and is obviously used by Bridget on a regular basis, so it has a homey feel of being complete.

The bed is in a loft at the top of another flight of stairs and is open onto the living space. Since there is nowhere to put clothes, or personal items (other than a very small bookshelf not quite next to the bed) you'll need to work out how to make the novelty of this arrangement work for you. As I was staying only a couple of nights, I ended up leaving my bag on the dining table, since the bathroom and shower is just off to the side of the kitchen. Anyone who needs to get up during the night might find a trip to the bathroom a little impractical.

All in all, Bridget's place is lovely, and I enjoyed my stay there, but it is probably not practical for everyone.