Nurban Apartments GoHo

The apartment was cosy, with comfortable bedrooms and a large bathroom that had a separate bath. The kitchen was small but well equipped. It’s so tight, though, that if someone sits at the dining table, there’s no room to move around in the kitchen. Our apartment didn’t have a living room. Fortunately, there are plenty of cafes and bars nearby. It was a clean, modern serviced apartment.

The rooms were spacious and bright, and everything felt clean and new. It was easy to find the place, and check-in went smoothly. A few basics were missing, including capsules for the washing machine and dishwasher, but that’s a minor issue. I’d definitely recommend it.

The inside was clean, and the washing machine on the second floor was tucked away in a cabinet. The tumble dryer is on the third floor. Getting in, though, takes planning. Allow 15-20 minutes for online check-in, which needs internet on your phone and can be impossible for travelers without access. After that, ring the bell at Borghese Homekeeper next door to get the door cards. If you arrive with family and luggage, be ready to wait outside for 15-20 minutes if the lock isn’t working. Nearby parking is for residents only, though there’s parking within 200 meters. The neighborhood may feel scary to some. The city seems easy to reach, about three stops from the center, but the place isn’t as premium as it’s marketed. I’d call it a good standard apartment, with some Ikea furniture. In H1, the basement unit, there are no daytime privacy curtains, so neighbors can see inside. There’s no booklet or instructions, everything is on a webpage, and it felt like the personal touch was missing. Be careful when booking because you may get a different room from the one you pictured. My wife wanted the 3-4F maisonette superior room, but the listing didn’t explain that the base floor also has a superior room in a completely different style. Add a note to your booking to avoid disappointment. We learned that someone who booked the previous night got the apartment we thought we’d booked, which wasn’t ideal when we’d traveled halfway around the world.

Nice spot.