The double bed was to the right and there were holes in the bed sheets. There was a wardrobe on the left with some space for clothes but no cleaning utensils like a broom. The apartment itself is tiny and looks like an office with grey walls and ceiling. We managed to find the apartment on the 3rd floor (no lift) with very tiny numbers written at the top of the door. We had a late check in made possible by getting the keys out from the letterbox. The apartment is located in an OK area, probably looks worse than it is as we’ve had no problems coming in and out even overnight and even left a scooter outside one night without any problem. I wouldn't recommend it for the feint of heart. The location can be pretty intimidating and gritty. The wifi is pretty good, and there's decent wardrobe space. I was surprised at this because apparently it's cleaned and disinfected after stays, but expecting a resident to vacuum first made me very suspicious. I ended up buying my own.Īfter all this, I noticed it said to vacuum at the end of the stay and take the rubbish out. The shower gel was in cheap plastic packets. I didn't think i could wash my bottom because when i turned around I couldn't position the head with my other hand to wash shower gel off. It was near impossible to get in and wash myself. The shower was also tiny, and the head wouldn't hold direction onto me. They tried to fix it and was slightly better but still huge dip.
I tried that night to sleep on it and it was so uncomfortable it probably did damage to my back. Like an elephant had tried to sleep in it. The bed which seemed to be covered in a towel (how I imagine a brothel) and had a huge crater-like dip in the middle. Once they phoned back they were accomodating but the person who met me didn't speak English as advertised, and didn't have correct change for tourist tax, so had to pay later. It was before checkin but had to find the number and get a call back after they didn't answer (within 'available' hours). Noone around to take my bags when arrived.
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