Chesa Sarvit 5 - Celerina - Studio-Chesa Sarvit 5 - Celerina

The one thing going for this apartment is its location near the slopes and train station. I won't be back. For this price, I couldn't believe Celerina had accommodation this bad. To me, it was worth only 30-40 euros. Getting in means a long climb up about a hundred steps, which was hard with bags and ski gear. At night, you need a flashlight and have to watch your footing. Water covered the walls along the way to the entrance, there was no insulation, and paint was coming off in places. Inside, it badly needs renovation. There's little natural light, and the indoor lights are very dim. The furniture is extremely old and smells that way. Even though someone had tried to clean, there was dust around and behind the radiators. They should move the furniture and clean behind it. The windows didn't shut properly, so the apartment was noisy and cold, and the heating wasn't enough to make the stay comfortable. We had to buy batteries because nobody had checked that the TV ones had stopped working. We were expected to wash all the kitchen dishes ourselves, and the lamps above the kitchen table hang so low we kept hitting our heads. There wasn't a chair or ashtray on the balcony either.

The host was helpful and friendly, and the accommodation was clean and nice. Everything was at a high level, with no problems. I highly recommend it.

Really great apartment, nicely equipped and in a great location. Highly recommend it.

The ski lift is nearby, and the apartment was clean and not very expensive. But it felt like everything else was falling apart, and I can't recommend it. We were there for two nights. There was lots of storage, though the apartment was cramped, so we kept our snowboards on the balcony. That balcony had a makeshift sliding door that was partly broken and could only be shut that way; the bedroom blinds also worked only partly. The dining table lamp hangs so low that you bump your head on it. The toilet is placed so close to the front of the bathtub that even people with shorter legs hit their knees, which is really uncomfortable. The hairdryer couldn't be used because its plug was Italian. It would also help to have signs pointing to the right apartment number. A huge rubbish bag for just two nights wouldn't fit in the bin, and we still had to dispose of it ourselves. We were also expected to leave the exact cash amount there, in 2024?!