The neighborhood is incredibly safe while being nestled next to historic recording studios, a short walking distance to bars/food/coffee, and a 1-3 minute Uber ride downtown. This room is like a time capsule to the 50’s with delightfully modern twists. Everything’s very aesthetically pleasing on the eye. You just feel relaxed being there. In fact the entire building is a work of art - from the moment you walk up it’s clear this is someone’s beloved design project. There’s a lot of small touches that make up the mood. I’m actually having a hard time writing this review because I want to focus on all the little things that made the experience so notable. Like the use of black... I just felt moved. Or when you’d wake up in the morning with the wood blinds shut, the room would glow this beautiful soft brown color. Or the walk to the coffee shop, sneaking down the alleyway as musicians load in to the recording studios, walking around the giant metal statues at the roundabout park. It’s like, I don’t want to just recommend the place, I’m suggesting you actually try it for yourself. Even the groceries we got from the Whole Foods down the street were perfect for the place: some wine and cheeses, pasta for two, gelato... I’m sure there’s some other fancy place that’s equipped with better amenities (dishwasher), but I felt like what this place left out was what made it so special. And what was included (central air/heating, luxury bathroom, king size quality mattress, purposefully designed room, fast Internet and of course two giant televisions) was above and beyond what any basic hotel room could offer in terms of a unique and memorable stay. Wow and I just wrote all that on my phone!