Reviews of TUVE Hotel 4 stars

Really nice fitout, super comfy bed and excellent location. One of my favourite Hotels I have used in any country!

The staff was incredibly helpful with everything—from making restaurant reservations to checking us in several hours early. The location is fantastic: a charming, local-feeling neighborhood that’s not touristy at all, yet super close to everything, including the subway. There are also plenty of great restaurants right on the same block. The room is small but stylish and spotless. And most importantly, I’m a very sensitive sleeper—and it was wonderfully quiet (except for the thunder 😊). Would definitely come back and truly recommend this place to anyone visiting!

Location Reception staff Bed

The noise of air conditioner

Great design and materials. Perfect for architecture and design enthusiasts.

The lower lighting in the room didn‘t work well, poor wifi, and there wasn’t enough storage space for two people staying a week. This was my second stay at TUVE (first was in June 2020), and once again, the ground floor café was closed, sad.

Modern , no carpet, feel clean Excellent shower

Need bigger table, hard to do anything or organize anything, need Drawers for things if you are staying more than few days!

We love the shower, location, quiet small hotel. It is very for my family pick up us because easy stop in front of hotel

Location

Everything was perfect: location, room, details. Very stylish hotel

The property is minimalist but at a very Connie isn’t location. It’s connected by tram and bus by all locations. Getting around was very easy. Rooms are very well designed with all necessary amenities and modern aesthetics. The staff are very friendly and helpful. It may not be luxury but then we spend very less time at hotel so appreciated the minimalist design and convenience the hotel offered.

The entire hotel has a minimalist design and is somewhat reminiscent of the set of THE FIFTH ELEMENT. The whole hotel has a somewhat austere look to it. From the outside, you can't really tell it's a hotel because there's only a small sign embedded in the sidewalk - no other signs. When I arrived at 3am, my cab driver (female) and I had to walk up and down the street (under an overpass) and were lucky that a hotel security guard saw us. The furniture still looks good but there are signs of wear and tear. There was no hot water in the shower even after I left it running for more than 15 minutes. The advice that I should just call reception to turn it on was not really helpful. Would you want to call reception every time before you shower and after you've left the water running for fifteen minutes? What a waste of water and time.

The hotel is aesthetically gorgeous: stylish and minimalistic. For a better experience, I’d recommend opting for a larger room though. The coffee shop downstairs is lovely, with delicious food. There’s also a halal food stall (can't remember the name!) right across the street serving Indian and Middle Eastern dishes, open late - we grabbed a late-night snack there every night and highly recommend it!

The room was extremely small, with barely any space for our luggage or clothes; best suited for a solo traveler with a very small suitcase. The Le Labo products in the bathroom felt off (fake?); I use them at home, and both the scent and texture seemed different. Additionally, there was no soap by the sink, so every time I needed to wash my hands, I had to get shower gel from the shower—very inconvenient.

Clean , modern, and unique hotel of industrial and minimal design.

Maybe a short of bathroom drawer(s) under the sink would help with the scattered toiletries without compromising the architects minimalistic concept.