Good location. Weird parking. Place was clean and had what you needed. View side was worth it. Dike trail right out your doorstep. The bed was very comfortable. Kitchen was… okay…? Took 40 minutes to boil water for pasta. Not sure if something was wrong with the hot plate or just poor quality. Close to everything.

We stay every wedding anniversary, every year. Love it. Perfect location across from the church bar and restaurant and walking distance to all of downtown. Water views are the best if you can get one with very calm beautiful sunsets on balconies. Modern interior like a mini Ikea style with fridge, microwave etc. Underground parking. Much prefer over less convenient locations like b&b with dated interiors. Such a clean well designed building and location. Self entry with codes. Love it and will always book ahead to stay here. Thank-you micro boutique.

Mixed feelings on this one: The rooms are nice and the bathroom is modern. The view is good, but nothing extraordinary. Wifi is also good. Kitchen looked very new. What really was strange: a) the rooms are very small, the bed was a combo with the seating area (!!), the parking garage is a challenge with 5m SUVs, no elevator (at least I didn't see one) and a strange smell/odor in the corridor. But it is ok.

For starters you have to park a five minute walk away and drag your luggage with you then you have to drag it up several flights of stairs. Couldn't use the underground parking, not sure why. I would ask but there is nobody to talk to after 6 pm. I realize it's a micro suite but the toilet is 3 inches from the wall. The shower head holder is broken and doesn't hold the shower head up, very frustrating when you're attempting to shower in the coffin they have for a shower stall. Absolutely will never book again.

We spend 2 nights at Micro Boutique Wolfville. We loved it. Although the rooms are small rather, they are equipped with everything we needed. The bed was very comfortable. There was enough shelfs and cabinets to put stuff away. The tiny kitchen had everything to prepare simple meals; 2 burner stove, microwave, dishes and pots, Kurig machine with enough pods for our stay. There was a table, desk, TV, and electric fireplace. The bathroom was clean. We loved the view from our balcony where we watched tides. The hotel is located in the heart of the city. Walking distance to everywhere and just across the street from The Church brewery and beautiful Willow Park. This hotel is unique because there is no human interaction. All communication, check in/out were easy through text and email.

Perfectly situated downtown Wolfville across from Church Brewery; Micro Boutique Livong is a bit pricy for what it offers. No elevator and no iron in the room along with a less than comfy bed were the negative take aways. However, a small kitchen, modern yet small shower and the location allowed for a nice visit to the area. When we became stuck due to flooding and road closures we had to stay another night and they offered free parking; a moderate discount if not fully booked would have been more accommodating. Regardless, the balcony view and location due to the lack of hotels in the area, made for a good time.

We booked for May and they cancelled on us stating the hotel was closing but it actually looks like they just changed to a 2 night minimum and increased the rate

Genuinely one of the worst places I have ever stayed. Right from the start, there's no front desk or check in - the room code and parking code is sent directly to your email. Easy and convenient, unless you have problems, which of course we did. We tried to get into our suite using the code given only for it to not work. 5 minutes of trying later, and I go looking for someone to help us - as per the email, "rest assured that our staff is available, should you need assistance." That was a lie, of course. Nobody to be found, so we ended up having to call a virtual front desk that isn't even on location, where I was then informed that our room had been switched. No email, no notification, nothing. We got our new code and room number and got in. Room was incredibly small. Now, I understand that the whole gimmick of this place is that it's small, micro living, but when I'm paying the same amount of money as I would for a normal sized hotel room, I'd expect it to be quality, which it was far from. Decor was very ugly, though that is subjective. What isn't is the janky and loud sliding doors to both the bed area and bathroom. The door to the bathroom didn't even close all the way! I could see completely in through the corners! The main door to the room can't have been much better, considering you could practically see through the cracks and hear everything outside. The room I paid for was also described as having a fireplace (it did not), a generous patio (which barely fit 2 people) and a patio set (2 chairs). There were no end tables by the bed. The AC in the room was set to 16⁰ and on before we even touched it so the room was freezing cold. Even weirder were the two large mirrors on the closet doors facing the end of the bed; hope you like seeing yourself, because they couldn't be blocked or removed! Finally, the parking. Parking on location is an extra $20 and is described as "Reserved, underground 24 hour on-site parking". What the fail to mention is that it's shared parking with tenants in a garage the size of the one you'd have at home. Getting in and out of this in my Corolla took 5 minutes a couple 7 point turns - I can only imagine what a nightmare it would be for an SUV or truck. And reserved parking? Not really. After coming back past midnight, there was only one spot available, and it was for disabled, tenants only. Not wanting to get my car towed I tried to get out of the garage, only for the door to not open back up, so I gave up and parked there anyway.

All you need for a one night stay. We fit 3 people in a 1 bedroom on 3rd floor. Pack light! There is no elevator.