Charlottehaven

I wasn’t thrilled at first when I saw it was essentially residential apartments attached to a members-only sports club, but I ended up loving my stay. The staff were friendly, and I used the pool and sauna every morning. I didn’t have breakfast, though it looked very good. The neighborhood was lovely, away from the main tourist areas, which I enjoyed. I stayed in the tower and discovered its fantastic rooftop. I never made it to the top of the church in town, so that was a nice surprise. It’s also close to both train and metro. I’m glad I chose it and would recommend it to visitors.

We’ve been coming here for five years, and the service keeps slipping while prices go up. Housekeeping now comes once a week instead of daily, and every visit something’s broken. This time it was the side table and Chromecast, last time the dishwasher. Please check the equipment before guests arrive. In short, it costs too much for the service you get.

The apartments are huge, lovely, and clean, and the staff were consistently kind and helpful. Getting to the city center is easy too, with the metro and fast train just a five-minute walk away and the center about ten minutes by train. The panoramic view is amazing, the kind you don't find in many places. My only letdown was that the pool is in a separate building and breakfast felt a bit limited. Next time, I'd eat out.

The sea view from our fifth-floor apartment was lovely, and the big windows made the place feel open. It had two bedrooms, great beds, and a modern bathroom. There was plenty of storage, plus a couch, desk, books, games, and nice decorations. The kitchen was fully equipped, with basics like salt, pepper, coffee capsules, and dishwasher tablets already there. We also had a balcony with chairs, a washer and dryer with detergent, and good Wi-Fi. The pool, sauna, and gym were available to use. Reception was friendly and helpful. The underground parking was expensive, and there was no safe.