The art and aesthetics of this place are incredible. I stayed here twice while in Ghana and booked two different types of rooms. The first time was a 1 bedroom. That was on the 2nd floor and MUCH quieter as the bed is on the second floor away from the hallway. Having the floors separated was a slight inconvenience for my quick time in the room as I frequently left things on the only table available (downstairs) or would forget to turn off the downstairs lights etc. Anyway, I didn't need that much space so booked the studio the 2nd time. These are located on the first floor only (per reception), and it's much louder on this floor (perhaps b/c more people book this type of room? Or b/c the bed is by the hallway? If you aren't noise sensitive the studio is great, but not much room for toiletries ladies. What this hotel lacks in functionality (more table space, bathroom shelves) it makes up for in decor. The cardio equipment was frustrating b/c if you stopped or didn't go fast enough then the screen turned off so to keep track of the time you would need to do so on your phone. The belt was also broken on the squat machine. If you don't stay here the place is worth visiting simply for the art though! I would stay again, but would book the 1 bedroom.