LITTLE ITALY Studio

For the price, the apartment itself was okay. Most of the beds were decent, firm but bearable, and the landlady was lovely and helpful. Still, there were some real problems. The bright Italian-style fridge looked funny, but it was so weak that we nearly ate pork bacon that had gone bad and might have been contaminated with salmonella. The fridge fan was moldy too. Some walls had dirt, dents, and other damage. The cooking utensils were very poor quality, extremely thin and with no coating, and they were already dirty when we arrived. It wasn't a total disaster, but keep these things in mind if you're considering staying here.

The woman was nice, but booking this place was a terrible mistake. I stayed two weeks ago when the price was still manageable, and the service was incredibly poor. There was mold on the outside wall, the fridge was both broken and moldy, and the shower was as basic as they come. Remains from previous guests were all over the place. We planned to cook, but because the fridge didn't work, we nearly got salmonella poisoning. Our rude roommates made noise night and day and gave us no peace. The microwave was broken and dangerous, with dents, holes, and mold throughout the apartment. The beds were hard as steel and I could hardly sleep. Better to spend more somewhere else.

The apartment was very clean and simply furnished, but had everything we needed, including large, comfortable beds. The location was great, and the lovely landlady made us feel welcome. Check-in was easy and everything went smoothly. We'd gladly return.

We had a friendly welcome when we picked up the key. The apartment was clean and well equipped, and the park entrance was a pleasant 20-minute walk away. The mattress was only average, it felt a bit cold in winter, and there wasn't much natural light.