These seem to be among the newer breed of city hotels offering small, windowless bedrooms at lower prices.
I understand the approach - the organisation I work for will only fund a hotel up to £110 per night in London for example - to enable people to stay at lower rates.
However, sometimes the compromises are a little too much. In this one, to do any kind of work in the bedroom, one had to sit on the end of the bed with a little "back of an airline economy seat" pull down table for a laptop. Not really practical for anything more than checking a couple of emails.
The biggest issue though was the toilet. It was so tight against a wall that the only way one could sit on it was at a diagonal as it was impossible to get one's leg down the other side.
This for me is a compromise too far and I won't be returning.