The Five of Spades isn’t the kind of place that’s going to surprise you. There’s nothing hidden away, and the fact that the building is run almost like a hotel means you can expect things like a doorman and the beds turned daily. It’s not big, but it’s very comfortable for its size, and while the kitchen leaves a little to be desired in the space stakes, it still offers more autonomy than you would normally get in a hotel room of similar dimensions. Everything inside follows a coherent style, embodied in the rich velvet furniture in the living room. 

Home truths:
*There's no lift and the apartment is on the second floor
*The kitchen is too small to prepare large meals in
*Some parts of the flat don't get much natural light
*There are no basic ingredients provided, not even tea and coffee
*The front desk is there until 4pm, after that you'll have to do a self check-in
*Two guests will be on a sofa bed in the living room
*There's neither a washing machine or a dishwasher


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