Søhusets Anneks

Anneks 2 was clean and practically furnished, with a well-equipped kitchen. Breakfast supplies included fresh rolls, cold cuts, cheese, butter, jam, coffee, and tea. The beds were comfortable for us, not too soft. It’s quiet there and still close enough to the town center. The owners were friendly and quick to communicate. It’s not a luxury rental, but it does the job for a night or two, and we’d happily stay again.

There were some nice breakfast provisions in the fridge, smoked pork loin, cheese, jam, butter, iced tea, and bread rolls. The kitchen also had a few basics like coffee, tea, sugar, and some spices. But even for €200 a night, I wouldn’t recommend this place. We only booked for one night as a stopover. The apartment is spacious, but it hasn’t been well maintained. The sleeper sofa was dirty, there were dead bugs, and the cigarette butt container on the terrace looked like it hadn’t been emptied in months. There was plenty of wear and tear, the second bedroom window wouldn’t open, and the mattresses were worn out. The bathroom is in poor shape too, with mold in the shower and shower curtains sagging in places. No hairdryer either.

The apartment’s central location worked well for day trips. Having breakfast brought to the door was a nice extra, with tasty rolls, juice, ham, cheese, and strawberry jam, though some fruit or yogurt would have given us a bit more choice. We had expected more from Apartment 2. It’s quite dated and needs renovation, and on a closer look it wasn’t clean. There was black mold on the shower curtain, cobwebs on the ceilings, and mildew and moss on the conservatory chairs.

Fresh rolls, juice, and freshly cut cold cuts arrived right at the door at 6 am, along with coffee and tea. The breakfast setup just works. It’s a lovely holiday apartment with two bedrooms for up to four people, and I’d easily come back.