The experience at this hotel was something I'd expect from a youth hostel, not a "boutique" hotel charging over $100 a night. We stayed 5 nights in two of the four attic rooms. My room was the one pictured in the listing, but my companion's room was much smaller, barely large enough to fit his "queen" bed (which was actually two twin mattresses together). His room had a fan, but no garbage can, and my room had a tiny garbage in the bathroom but no fan. The windows in my room did not shut and every morning I woke up covered in bug bites. The shower was incredibly awkward with low pressure and no curtain, and the entire bathroom smelled like a sewer all the time. Lastly, the listing does not mention that these rooms are up five flights of very steep, narrow stairs, so if you have limited mobility you should avoid this hotel.
The staff were friendly and tried to be helpful - when I told them that there was no mug for my hot water pot, they gave me a red Solo cup (it was a moot point anyway, since there was no tea or coffee offered), and the next day they left some paper cups with sugar packets. They did change the sheets and offer fresh towels every day, which was nice. And the location is very centrally located.
Overall, I would only recommend this hotel to students or young people looking for a place to crash after a night out, and even then only if there are not more affordable options available. And if you're the kind of person who doesn't skip leg day.