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We stayed in room 6 on the second floor on the front of the hotel for three nights in early February. The room was HUGE! We had our own little balcony that overlooked the plaza. It's a busy street, but people watching from the balcony was interesting. The traffic noise can get a little loud late at night when the rooftop bar/club is open, but the hotel supplies ear plugs (we didn't need to use them). The bed and pillows were both really comfortable.||We had breakfast at the Tantalo Kitchen every morning, and the food was excellent! The Tantalo Lover's Sandwich was AMAZING (I had it every morning), and my wife enjoyed alternating between the acai bowl and the pancakes, which were both delicious. The prices were reasonable. ||The staff was very friendly and incredibly helpful when we asked about booking a local tour. The bathrooms just past the bar were so unique that people seemed to come in from the street just to check them out. The art throughout the hotel - including the lampshades made from bottle caps in the restaurant area - was really cool, and we noticed new things every day. ||Be aware that the rooftop bar/club is a hopping place on weekend nights, so you'll likely feel the bass in your room between midnight and 4 a.m. If you're a really light sleeper, this may not be the hotel for you, but the location in Casco Viejo is great and we always felt totally safe.