Tiny as the name suggests, the studio is charming and cozy. Conveniently located very near the central station. The road leading to the studio, right along a picturesque riverbank, is easy to roll your suitcases on. Shopping and restaurants are within a few minutes walk.
Obviously the tight space does require one to be a bit more creative in doing things that can be done easily in a bigger space. Very well equipped: iron and ironing board, portable heater, double burners for cooking, and ample of crockeries and utensils. Hester and Alex have thought of it all.
One thing to note: the main entrance is the one that leads directly to the street; and not the one that leads into the patio (as depicted in one of the photos). So street sound does get into the room easily. And the studio's window faces the host's living room a short distance away on the other side of the patio, so the blind needs to be down most time to create a bit more privacy. The skylight features however creates ample of light for the room.
All the same a great experience.