Apollo Apartments

The apartment was in a good location, though the rooms got very hot in summer. Getting in was quite an experience, since you have to cross through a restaurant.

There's a nightclub in the same building, and sleeping between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. is basically impossible. This feels like a rip-off.

The disco downstairs plays loudly until early morning, and the rooms are noisy too, so I wouldn't recommend this place. The bathroom is old and moldy, the heating doesn't work, and there's nowhere to park in front. Finding the entrance is awkward: you have to go through a kebab shop to pick up the room key. The hallway and elevator smell like fast food.

The disco in the building was the worst part. The bass went on until 5 a.m., and even the earplugs beside the bed didn't help. For €145 a night, this is an absolute outrage and a complete rip-off. I'm considering legal action, and anyone booking here has only themselves to blame. So much of the place was broken: the heating, shower, elevator, and toilet. The bathroom was freezing without heat and looked like it was straight out of the 60s, as did most of the place. I nearly had an ice-cold shower before I accidentally found the hot water boiler switch, and the old-fashioned shower curtain kept sticking to my backside. The toilet flush was too weak to take the toilet paper down. I got stuck in the elevator earlier, though it eventually started working again. The living room had been renovated a little, but that was about it. There wasn't even a TV, so there was nothing to do but look at the walls in the evening. The so-called reception was a vegan open-air kebab shop, with the key safes tucked into a dark corner. You have to guess how to find your room.