The Varden - A Self-Service Micro Hotel

What I think of the breakfast is that there is none served. The location is fine. What would better is the guy over me that is dropping stuff on the floor and talking loud.

There was no breakfast. The location was excellent. I didn't like the neighbor next door in #31 with his loud talking and rude comments.

The convenience and comfort Nothing

The only thing I didn't like was the noise from #31.

I like the location. It was walking distance to almost everything and have its own parking space. The feeling of creepiness in the hallway because it was tight and there is no one in the front. Then when we opened the room, it smelled like someone smoked. The toilet bowl and the sink could be cleaner.

Its a nice, tiny little room but very clean and chic. It had a funky plastic smell that was very strong

It had a funky plastic smell that was very strong

Clean, quiet, plenty of towels, nice location Lack of hooks and luggage rack, pillows too thick

Lack of hooks and luggage rack, pillows too thick

Superb

Manager was flexible in let me check-in earlier than 4pm. However because the checkin to room is self service , the code they provided didn’t work, so they had to reset and that took some time to go through the process . Overall otherwise the process of entering the building and parking was straightforward, No elevator and stairs and corridors were not clean. Room was freshly cleaned!

Good

Superb

The internet was very spotty and unreliable.

Bed and bedding were super comfy! The internet was very spotty and unreliable.

Very good

Honestly, I wouldn't stay here again. For over $200 a night, it's just a basic hotel, and "micro" doesn't even cut it – it's more like a "nano" hotel. First off, if you don't get a ground-floor room, you're lugging your bags up flights of stairs because there's no elevator. The pictures make the bed against the wall look okay, but if you're sharing it with another person, it's a real pain to get in and out when you have to climb over another person or crawl to the end. Plus, there's no view at all. The bathroom is tiny; you can practically use the toilet, shower, and sink all at once. The toilet is super low, and if you're average height or bigger, your knees will hit the cabinet. There's no toilet paper holder, so it just sits on the cabinet, it was not a new roll and was probably touched by guest before me. The same goes for the unwrapped coffee pods. On the bright side, Greta and Daniel, who handle phone and email support, are both really helpful and friendly.