Oasis 10

The apartment itself was adequate and fairly central, but dealing with the rental agency was a frustrating part of the stay. They wouldn’t take debit cards, so we had to return the next day with cash to pay the tourist tax. They brushed aside problems and suggestions with comments like “I only do the bookkeeping here,” “Look, I have some work to do,” and “We only rent, we don’t do repairs.” The towel rack was broken, there was no outside handle on the patio door, and a picture kept falling off the wall. We also had to sort out the beach chair key ourselves, with lots of calls between the landlord and rental company to find out which chair was ours. We’d booked through the agency, but even they hadn’t realized a chair was included. Since they already had the money, they could leave that work to the guest. There was no welcome packet, just the front door key and then we were on our own. The Wi-Fi code was on a tiny scrap of paper in a drawer with old pizza menus.

The apartment was great. It’d be even better if the windows had fly screens.

A nice apartment, although it warms up fast during summer.

A lovely little holiday apartment from H&P Touristik, and pets can stay too.