The location is very central and close to many restaurants, shopping, etc. but our view was of a construction site which continued work over the weekend. The space itself, although looks trendy and has some high end finishes, is a bit impractical and some finishing touches show signs of being rushed (i. e. some fixtures and wall decor were slightly crooked). The frosted glass door to the toilet stall doesn't allow for much privacy, the oversized sink leaves little counter space, we couldn't find the lights for the bathroom,
and and the half open shower with two fixed shower heads make it impossible not to get your hair wet (for women this can be important since we typically don't wash our hair every day). In addition, our shower was either clogged or not sealed properly and overflowed so we had to move rooms. Our host was very responsive though and apologetic. We were moved almost immediately to an upgraded room and sent a voucher for the inconvenience, without having to directly ask for any compensation. It was a great example of good customer service. Overall, I would recommend the Sonder but I found like many hotel rooms it took aesthetic over practicality, when even the smallest details (ex. provide a shower cap, have a hook next to the shower for a towel, have higher quality bed sheets) could have made this space much more comfortable. One detail that wasn't missed though was the sound machine, which we appreciated.