Freehand looks nice on first arrival: great location, beautiful view, a super friendly and accommodating front desk staff, beautiful green and dark wood finishes, and a great bar on the first floor.
But Freehand falls short when it comes to anything practical. The couch cushions are constantly detaching, making it difficult to sit on. The beds are not made for tall people (I'm 5'10" and the bed was too short), there's no microwave or mini-fridge, the laundry room eats all your coins, and there is so much noise from the street. This place is a hostel at hotel prices.