This is not a traditional hotel by any means. More like how an astronaut would live during a space flight. But that's the concept, so try it if you want to experience new lodging. The chain is only 11 locations in Scandinavia, so not global yet. Bed was comfortable, towels were white. The bathroom is tiny, utilizing a shower curtain to separate the shower from the sink/toilet. To turn off the water, you have to reach out to the shower to turn off the water faucet, located at the sink. Pretty strange, but it's obvious that the hotel has subdivided space to build the most units possible. TV had poor service, 15--20 second delay to change channels and so frustrating that I gave up. Lots of space in the common areas and lounge though. Breakfast is $20 US extra and fairly good--it's an expensive city. High point is 15 minute walk to Meat Packing District, full of breweries and restaurants and definitely where all the locals, especially youth, go on Friday and Saturday evenings. Overall a unique, non-traditional experience.