Villa Strandperle_ Whg_ 07

The location is fantastic, but I would never book apartment 21 again. The mattresses are badly worn and sag so much that I roll toward the middle and wake up with back pain, even though I weigh 70 kg. There aren't any mattress protectors either. The apartment is sparsely furnished without much care, and it wasn't cleaned thoroughly. I reported the problems on arrival, but nobody has come to fix the vacuum cleaner or a lamp. The underground garage is a stressful squeeze for a long bus, with parking pushed into the very last corner. At €1754 for 10 nights, this is unacceptable. I still have five more nights of back pain to put up with.

There are plenty of restaurants, cafes, and shopping nearby, especially good shopping options for the ladies! The apartment is about 75 m² and has Baltic Sea views on one side and Lake Schloon on the other. It's best for 2-3 people or a child, with a fully equipped kitchen, terrace, large bathroom with a tub and shower, and a separate toilet. You can keep bikes in the lockable shed. There's an outdoor parking spot, plus an underground one that I think can be booked separately, though I haven't checked. Otherwise, everything was excellent.

It's a small, bright apartment with a sea view, and you can go straight out to the promenade and beach. There's an elevator, a parking space, and a lockable bike room. The only downside for us was that the furniture was a bit dated.

The couch in apartment 5 wasn't very comfortable, but that was about the only thing that dampened our stay. The terrace overlooking the Baltic Sea was wonderful, and the apartment is in a prime spot near the beach and the town of Bansin. Inside, all the rooms are bright and nicely furnished, with a fantastic kitchen that has everything you might need. The bathroom has a separate toilet and meets expectations. There was also an electric fireplace, two TVs, underground parking with an elevator, and a bike shed for guests' own bikes.