Abelletes Apartments

The biggest problem was the sleeping arrangements. The sofa mattress was barely 5 centimeters thick, dirty, and smelled bad, while the sofa itself and the other bed were both extremely uncomfortable. The apartment was dirty too, especially the floor and bathroom, whose bathtub had a yellowish color. For three people, there were only enough dishes for about 1.5 people. The walls were so thin that we could hear the neighbors as if we were living with them. One radiator seemed purely decorative because it didn't heat the room. There was also a serious door problem. If the front door closed while you were outside, you could be locked out because they didn't provide keys for the downstairs door. This was an experience that made us wish we had stayed home.

A decent mattress is essential for getting a good night's sleep, and this apartment failed on that basic point. The pull-out mattress under the sofa was just foam, so you could feel the wooden slats, and they broke when someone stood on them. We ended up having two people share one bed because that mattress was impossible to sleep on. We had two apartments for four people, with everyone sleeping in the same room. The price was low, but there are much more comfortable options in Pas de la Casa. Friends of ours paid the same amount for a nearby apartment with four comfortable beds and separate rooms. I don't recommend this apartment and hope they replace that mattress.

It was a very pleasant stay and felt like being at home. The place is near shops, bars, and restaurants, and the sofa beds were comfortable. The kitchen had dishes, cutlery, and glasses. The only issue was dog hair all over the floor. We'll definitely return for Christmas.

The views and location were the best parts. The apartment itself was just okay, and the previous guests had apparently done the cleaning. One sofa bed was disgusting, while the other was fairly comfortable despite its thin mattress. The pillows were yellowed, and one radiator had a cut cable. We didn't use the kitchen, which didn't have many utensils anyway. The walls were very thin, so everything could be heard. The person checking us in seemed indifferent and didn't even say which floor the apartment was on. On the last day, we had to put the keys in the mailbox. There was also construction on the building next door, with hammering and drilling from 8 a.m.