Penzion a Víno

The apartment had a cosy, colorful, country-style look, and the beds were comfortable, though the rooms themselves were basic. Rooms 1 and 2 share a kitchen, toilet, and shower with each other, while the third room has its own bathroom. That shared bathroom sits across the corridor by the apartment entrance. Getting in means taking a short flight of stairs up to a terrace where people drink beer. It could be noisy out there, but our street-facing rooms were fairly quiet. Privacy was the main problem. At 8:45 the owner loudly banged on our daughter's door because a phone charger had been left in the kitchen, while the girls were still asleep. After loud talking around 9:15, I went to shower and found the apartment's entrance door standing wide open right beside the bathroom, so anyone from the terrace could come in. I closed it, and the owner angrily said it had to stay open. I then couldn't shower because she was using the shower room to wash clothes. There was hand soap but no shampoo, and the towels were tiny, really only good for drying hands. I don't think we'll stay again. The place looks nice, but the owner's interruptions and the lack of privacy made it feel as if having guests there was a nuisance to her.

The staff seem to be trying their best, but this still isn't a good place to stay. It's uncomfortable and noisy, and given the town and the condition of the pension, it costs too much.

Fine for one night, and it's clean and close to the bus station. Still, the room is basically just beds and a TV, with no chair, luggage space, or desk. The internet is nearly unusably slow, and noise from the garden bar carries in.

I wouldn't stay here. The rooms are very basic, and the other guests seemed dubious and unfriendly.