The cons are that it's a medieval inn with all the comforts of a building built several hundred years ago. The rooms were very warm, as despite the heatwave, there's not even a fan in the room.
The front desk situation is located at a completely different location in a different building, so there's no one to help you if you need anything. Check in is a process that required going to one place on the mainland to check in, then another on the island, to find a third that actually had the room.
The hotel itself provides the opportunity to be on the island after most people have left, which was magical! But the room was so uncomfortable we ended up giving up on sleeping at about 5am and just leaving to get on with our trip (which involved walking to the other building to turn in our keys and waiting for a while for someone to show up to work).
All in all, it was a cool experience to stay on the island, but I wouldn't necessarily do it again











































