The Rooms

Double arched windows on two aspects. The kind of room that makes you forget you needed to be somewhere. Freestanding bathtub, marble bathroom, and a view of the city that shifts beautifully between blue hour and midnight.

Ground floor. A private terrace with stone pavers and a small iron table for two. Built for mornings that arrive slowly, with coffee from the bar above and no particular reason to rush.

Top floor. Exposed oak beams, double-height ceilings, and the full skyline visible from the bed. The only room in the building where silence arrives completely.

The smallest room in the hotel, and arguably the most considered. Everything is in the right place. Courtyard facing, with the particular quiet that comes from stone walls and good curtains.