Overall the place was satisfactory. Here are a few of my impressions of the place.
Patio - amazing. The patio makes the stay worth it. A lot of space outside. We spent a considerable amount of time lounging on the patio. It’s nice that the large doors open to the patio so you can enjoy a fresh breeze if you are inside. This is especially nice as there is no air conditioning. I would call this place more like glamping than anything else. Very rustic.
As there is no AC, it’s necessary to use the windows. That’s generally not a problem, but there were a lot of mosquitos. Fortunately there is a mosquito net over the bed which is extremely appreciated. Still they got in and we murdered at least 20 mosquitos. It did get very hot at night.
It’s an interesting space. Quaint, cozy, rustic. I would emphasize the word “homemade”. It’s a creative use of rooftop space converted to a studio.
The bed is quite small, but comfortable. I think it’s at most a full size if not smaller. I am 6’ (72”) and my feet hung over the end. I didn’t use it, but I think the futon in the living space might actually be larger.
I really appreciated the hot water and ample supply of it. There is very little water pressure in the shower, but fortunately the water is hot!
Obviously this is the top floor, so you have to climb about 75 steps to get there. Something to consider if you have large heavy luggage! Also note that the last flight of stairs is a small spiral staircase, so also difficult to manage with luggage.