Apartamentos Walden by gaiarooms

Unless you want to lose your deposit, don't book here.

There was a small local bar nearby where we could get food, and the kitchen itself worked fine. That was about all I liked. The kitchen had equipment but none of the basics, not even coffee or salt, so there was nothing welcoming when we arrived. The bed and sofa were uncomfortable, the hot water barely got warm, and the tap water looked cloudy. The pool seemed questionable, so we avoided it. We spent more time sorting problems out than relaxing. Online check-in and the electronic entry system were slow and confusing. The fridge didn't work and the butane heater wouldn't ignite. With the owners remote and support painfully slow, I had to fix both myself. The most concerning thing was the lack of a visible carbon monoxide detector, despite a standalone gas heater in the apartment. That's a serious oversight. The place also had uncomfortable furniture, and the pool looked questionable enough to stay away from. Wouldn't recommend.

We enjoyed the patio, with its views over the meadows and all the birds around. The two-story apartment was lovely, furnished well and kept in great condition.

The house was decent, but I wouldn't recommend it for winter visits or stays longer than a day. The heating wouldn't go above 21 degrees Celsius even with snow outside, and the thin walls meant we could hear everything the neighbors were doing. Getting in the first time depends on digital keys over the internet, which is a problem in a town with hardly any cell service. Cleanliness was poor, with cobwebs on the ceiling and breadcrumbs inside the furniture. They charged an exorbitant daily pet supplement, yet there was no daily cleaning and nothing provided for the pet, like a bed, water bowl, or blanket. Cleaning supplies and kitchenware were scarce too, with no mop and a brush that was practically useless.