What a memorable stay - I’ll be back. You’re in a temple, which was once a courthouse, sleeping in a jail cell. Though it is now a monk’s cell (resident monks in the floor below have the same accommodation), there’s no hiding from the architectural history. Your room combines serene and sinister details. It's a combination you’re unlikely to run across elsewhere.
The space also reminds me of a room in an overnight train. It's tiny, but well thought through. Perhaps twice the size of the single bed, the room is clad in white-glazed brick, brighten your surroundings. There are clever storage options, and the high ceilings and mirrors magnify the small dimensions. The room and address are peaceful, but like a sleeper train, you’ll hear the other guests in the hallway, closing doors, etc. So pack earplugs, just in case.
You could stay a week without meeting the staff, but as soon as you ask a question or make a request, they could not be more helpful and attentive. I had a wonderful stay and will definitely return.