Stay Nexus Economy

The apartment is a basic, dated mini studio, and the cleanliness could be better for the price. There are small restaurants and a phone shop downstairs, a mini supermarket across the street, plus a Lilly pharmacy and ATMs nearby. Kaufland and Lidl supermarkets are all over town. Buses to the centre are well organized, and you can tap a bank card to pay, 1,60 euro per trip. To check in, we first had to go to the Galaxy Center office, 30 m to the right and up to the second floor. After getting our Stay Nexus keys, we took the elevator to the sixth floor, then stairs to the seventh, apartment 19. Street parking is free everywhere. The air conditioner works by plugging it into the socket, with a standard 20C setting, but the remote didn’t work, probably because the batteries were empty. The bathroom has a sink, shower, and toilet, all right but dated, and the shower water doesn’t drain smoothly. The Wi-Fi codes wouldn’t connect, so we used our phones. The kitchen sink has no water and can’t be used. There are only a few kitchen items and no tea or coffee facilities. There’s a microwave, but we didn’t use is. Our bed had only a sheet, and we couldn’t find a blanket or duvet, though it wasn’t necessary with the outside temperature at 33C.