Fornet_24

I own the last review, which I posted from another account. Fortunately, I have more than one, so I can reply. The house wasn’t used for filming, and I hope you’re not suggesting what I think you are. It served as the artist’s dressing room, so of course there were suitcases of clothes. The food there was for him, but it wasn’t cooked and no kitchen utensils were used. The plates were plastic, and the glasses shown were props supplied by the crew. I can confirm the house was treated with the utmost care and respect. I also know there’s a video showing that everything was left just as we found it when we departed. Please don’t be so insolent. I’m not deleting either review, since I have every right to publish what I consider appropriate, and this is certainly not a fake review. I’ve nothing more to add. For his sake and for future tenants, I hope his character and manners improve.

No, I'll answer again: this wasn't a favor at all. There are 848,393 other apartments with the same or better conditions. You were doing yourself a favor by trying to make money, which is well paid for four hours. There were never more than eight people in the apartment at once, and I don't owe any more explanations to someone so unhelpful. It's simple: you only know enough to get by, apparently, so don't worry, we won't use you again. You're the one losing out, believe me. I don't care about your Booking.com rating, but you've just shut the door on a business opportunity I certainly wouldn't have passed up. See ya, smarty-pants! 😂👍🏼

Elena was so attentive, and we loved the spectacular apartment. Every detail felt thought through, and the location is right in the center next to the church. Highly recommended 👍

The morning coffee and toast are really good. The only letdown is that the pastries aren't homemade, they're mass-produced.