Apartments 521

A two storey apartment for $150 was amazing value. The room was great, super clean, and the bed was really comfortable. They even helped me out when I locked myself out. I'd definitely stay again.

I stayed for two nights in a one bedroom apartment and was pleasantly surprised by how nicely renovated and clean it was. Downstairs had a small kitchen area, couch, TV and toilet. The bedroom, bathroom and another toilet were upstairs. The thoughtful renovation details stood out, even the silver cover hiding the vanity's plastic pipe. The shower pressure was good, and the toiletries were nice. Towels were fluffy bath sheets. There wasn't a shower cap, but I had brought my own. The location was handy too. We walked from the railway station and most places were a short walk away. I'd happily stay again.

At $220 a night, these apartments felt overpriced. The Wi-Fi only showed one bar and wasn't usable, there were no blankets, just a coverlet, and the lounge TV was outdated with no YouTube or Netflix. The kitchenette was tiny, and the couch couldn't be converted into a sofa. Parking was narrow and limited. It was cold at night, with no heating beyond the aircon and no blankets, so we covered ourselves with our clothes. The busy road kept us awake too. There was nothing nearby, so finding shops or a cafe meant a long walk or taking the car. Ridiculous place.

For apartment 10A, the information arrived before I did, and self check-in was very straightforward. The apartment was clean and tidy when I got there. Parking is limited, though I was able to find a spot onsite. The bed was comfortable and the shower had great pressure, which I really appreciate when travelling. I'd rate the stay highly and would be happy to come back.