§ The guestbook · Kept on the front desk

Left at the desk.

Every guest gets a page and a fountain pen. These are a few of the entries we copied out before the ink dried.

“We came for one night and stayed for three. The rye toast alone is worth the train.”

— Inès

No. 03 · October

“The ink stain by the stairs looks like a map of Sicily. Our kids are convinced it is.”

— The Okafor family

No. 12 · August

“The key is heavier than my phone. I kept reaching into my pocket all weekend just to feel it there.”

— Tomasz

No. 07 · September

“Quietest room I have ever slept in, and it is above a street with a bakery. I don’t understand how.”

— Daniel

No. 05 · August

“Woke at 3am, came down for water, and somebody at the desk made me a cup of tea and told me about the 1958 attic.”

— Ruth

No. 11 · September

“Please never change the record player. We left you a copy of the album we played every night.”

— Mei & Jonas

No. 09 · July

“We came for one night and stayed for three. The rye toast alone is worth the train.”

— Inès

No. 03 · October

“The key is heavier than my phone. I kept reaching into my pocket all weekend just to feel it there.”

— Tomasz

No. 07 · September

“Woke at 3am, came down for water, and somebody at the desk made me a cup of tea and told me about the 1958 attic.”

— Ruth

No. 11 · September

“The ink stain by the stairs looks like a map of Sicily. Our kids are convinced it is.”

— The Okafor family

No. 12 · August

“Quietest room I have ever slept in, and it is above a street with a bakery. I don’t understand how.”

— Daniel

No. 05 · August

“Please never change the record player. We left you a copy of the album we played every night.”

— Mei & Jonas

No. 09 · July

“We came for one night and stayed for three. The rye toast alone is worth the train.”

— Inès

No. 03 · October

“Woke at 3am, came down for water, and somebody at the desk made me a cup of tea and told me about the 1958 attic.”

— Ruth

No. 11 · September

“Quietest room I have ever slept in, and it is above a street with a bakery. I don’t understand how.”

— Daniel

No. 05 · August

“The key is heavier than my phone. I kept reaching into my pocket all weekend just to feel it there.”

— Tomasz

No. 07 · September

“The ink stain by the stairs looks like a map of Sicily. Our kids are convinced it is.”

— The Okafor family

No. 12 · August

“Please never change the record player. We left you a copy of the album we played every night.”

— Mei & Jonas

No. 09 · July

There is a blank page with your name on it.

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