Plot:
The plot of Voynich Hotel is rather hard to discuss, without getting into spoliers. The short ver2 is basically, there's an island, and on that island there's a hotel called The Voynich Hotel. We follow the many characters anfics, those who live in the hotel and those around the island. Also, there's a murderer called Snark on the loose, ohh and there's also Witches on the island, there's also a robot who's helping the police to catch Snark. Yeah, the plot of Voynich Hotel is not the easiest to be summed up. Its mostly episodic in nature, like Violet Evergarden just minus the drama and replace it with dark comedy and a hint of horror. The manga is 68 chapters long and each chapter is about 8-16 pages long, making it a quick fun read. I was never bored once and each chapter always had me laughing my guts out.

Art:
The art is definitely my most favourite aspect of the manga. The manga has a very clean western cartoony style. The character designs are really great as well, each character is very distinct and different which matches their personality. The artsyle also makes it easy to differentiate between the horror scenes and the comedic moments. The manga could have been more scary if not for the artsyle, but instead even the scariest and serious of parts are hilarious. The background is great except for the hotel itself. The island and the villages are pretty interesting with sime unique designs and traits but the Voynich Hotel itself is rather bland and uninteresting, just looks like a large cheap motel.

Characters:
The characters are rather simple, nothing special nor interesting about them but they still are charming and eccentric. With merely 60+ chapters I'm honestly suprised with how attached to every character I was. Most of the characters have some backdrops and only a few had arcs but majority of them are developed enough for you to care for them. For a comedic series, the characters are pretty well developed and that's praiseworthy enough.

Enjoyment:
Overall I really enjoyed reading The Voynich Hotel. The characters, dark comedy, artsyle, story really helped complimenting each others minuses. It had everything I wanted from a series and definitely could have been my favourite but the short number of chapters left me kinda unsatisfied and the ending felt slightly rushed. It could have been more satisfactory if there were an extra 15 chapters or so. Nonetheless, I highly recommend The Voynich Hotel, its original and unique, and I'm looking forward to reading Dowman Sayman's other works