The fifth-floor front room we have has amazing views of the city through lush mature trees. Great access to taxis on the street below and easiness for Uber pickups.
The room itself is very futuristic, aligning with the hotel name. The visual aesthetics of the room do not match functionality, though. The room has 2 beds: king and twin. A giant round column serves as a privacy marker between beds. The toilet and shower are in different capsule-shaped structures, each barely bigger than a train/ plane bathroom. No privacy even with spouse in room; not ideal for non-intimate travelers. Random sheer curtains provide nothing that enhances privacy. No possibility of a space where lights can be turned on without whole room lighting up. This was really inconvenient when I needed to do work but couldn't because spouse was still sleeping and all lights would have to come on. Floor lamp that matches sconces is cool but not plugged into nearest non-functioning switch.
Room has an unforgiving western sun exposure, our first and most substantial concern. Considered moving to another room, but the room options were smaller. We stayed. Heavy duty curtains had to be lowered to keep the room adequately cool but never cold. There is another curtain screen that offers a view and filters sun.
Breakfast buffet a plus and reasonably priced at 18 euros. Good pastries and other options.
Electric car charging station