Villa Mona Lisa Whg. 6

The bathroom was functional, and the location was quiet, but the apartment was very dark, with no balcony or terrace. The old-looking furniture and dark colors made the stay feel oppressive at times. The room and kitchen seemed furnished without care, almost like the furniture came from a house clearance. The kitchen was outdated and missing basic vacation-rental items, including sharp knives and a can or bottle opener. Cleanliness wasn't a strong point either. When we raised our first impression, we were told it was the owner's responsibility and the rental agency couldn't deal with it. In the end, it wasn't worth the money. Sincerely,

The location is good, and the apartment was clean, but apartment number 2 was far too cramped and uncomfortable for a pleasant holiday. There's a desk in the room and a broken chair, yet nowhere to sit comfortably in the evening. The kitchen seating area was also a disaster. The place is dark, and although there's a dishwasher, the kitchen is so sparsely equipped that even basics are missing: egg cups, hooks for kitchen towels, somewhere to hang bath towels, and the oven's baking tray. There are three commercial units on the ground floor that get deliveries, which adds noise. We wouldn't recommend the apartment to anyone.

We’ve always felt at ease here. The apartment is clean and practical, and its location is excellent. There are a few small flaws, but nothing serious. It’s a good choice for families, and we’d be happy to come back.

The dining table is too small, which is the one drawback. Otherwise, the apartment is practical, the bathroom is stylish and clean, and the kitchen appliances are high quality. Everything was in impeccable condition.