I was incredibly disappointed by my experience and feel very misled by this posting. 325 advertises as a boutique hotel and the room we stayed in was advertised as renovated. This could not be further from the truth.
By definition, a boutique hotel is a “small stylish hotel.” Our experience at this “boutique hotel” was hardly more than a rundown/dilapidated apartment building. The WiFi was inconsistent, the elevator was old-fashioned, making it impossible to take luggage in and out of because it was constantly about to slam on us unless we put our entire body weight into keeping it open. The hallways had carpet that looked like they hadn’t been clean in at least 20 years, and the door to our room wouldn’t even close properly in the frame. Multiple attempts had to be made to secure the room anytime we left by slamming the door and tugging/yanking the doorknob.
The only thing that was even CLOSE to renovated about our room was that the TV screen was larger than what was posted in the online photos. The room itself had chipped paint/cracks everywhere, the bathroom tiling was cracked in places, the plumbing was AWFUL (sink dripped all night, the toilet ran on and off for no reason), the shower, while functional, was not at all intuitive, the linens were pilling from so much use that it was rough to the skin, and the windows were so old and NOT renovated/updated that they rattled in the windowsill from even slightest movement from the streets below, making it nearly impossible to fall asleep at night.
It felt like an absolute scam to pay $250 for such an appalling experience and it should seriously be illegal to call an accommodation like this a renovated room in a boutique hotel.