Studio with a private rooftop

Studio with a private rooftop Overview

Look, I’ll be honest – when I first heard about Studio with a private rooftop, I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect. The name’s pretty straightforward, but you know how these listings can be sometimes. What actually blew me away was stepping out onto that rooftop space for the first time. I mean, having your own private outdoor area when you’re staying somewhere is already pretty sweet, but this one’s got character.

The studio itself is compact but thoughtfully laid out – you’re not tripping over furniture or playing Tetris with your luggage. Everything feels intentional, from the way the light hits in the afternoon to how they’ve positioned the seating area. But honestly, you’ll probably spend most of your time upstairs anyway. The rooftop has this lived-in vibe that I really appreciated, not overly manicured like some places that feel too precious to actually use. There’s enough space to spread out with a book, have your morning coffee without feeling cramped, or just decompress after a day of running around. The evening light up there is something else – I found myself staying up later than usual just because it was so pleasant to sit outside.

What struck me most was how quiet it gets, especially considering it’s got a solid 4-star rating and clearly stays pretty busy. The soundproofing is actually decent, which you don’t always get with rooftop access (sometimes those outdoor spaces can amplify street noise). Check-in was straightforward, no drama there, and the 8.5 rating makes sense once you settle in. It’s one of those places where the photos probably don’t do it justice – the rooftop space has more personality in person, and the whole setup feels more generous than you’d expect from a studio. I’d definitely consider staying again, particularly if I wanted somewhere with outdoor space but didn’t want to deal with the crowds you get at hotels with shared terraces.

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