The rooms at Hostel Nomad are cozy and comfortable, with premium bedding that made me feel like I was sleeping on a cloud. The laptop-friendly workspace was perfect for catching up on some work during my stay. The free WiFi and air conditioning were also great perks for staying connected and keeping cool. As a business guest, I appreciated these amenities and felt right at home.

One thing I didn't particularly like was the shared bathroom. It's just a personal preference, as some people might not mind it.

I really liked the cozy and charming decoration of the hotel's common areas. The vintage furniture and soft lighting created a warm and welcoming atmosphere, which made me feel right at home. It was also refreshing to see that the hotel had thought about the needs of senior people, as the furniture was comfortable and easy to navigate. It was a relief to have ample seating options where I could relax and rest my legs after a long day of exploring the city.

One small improvement that would have made my vacation even better as a senior woman would be if the children working there had provided more assistance with carrying luggage or offered a helping hand. Sometimes it can be challenging for older individuals to carry heavy bags, and having a friendly and attentive staff to assist would have been greatly appreciated.

Everything I needed, close to metro, welcoming staff, comfy beds, clean bathrooms, secure storage.