Apparthôtel New Palmarium

The most upsetting part was being left without a place to stay in the middle of a move, with no practical or human consideration. A nice interior can't make up for that. I wouldn't recommend a place where being left without accommodation seems to be treated as normal. I signed a formal one-year lease beginning May 25, 2026. Tarik knew the dates well in advance and had more than two weeks to tell me about any change, but didn't. On May 26, after arranging a full move, I arrived with a rented moving truck carrying all my belongings, furniture, and equipment, ready to move in under the contract. I was refused entry. The door wasn't even opened; I had to speak through the intercom, despite having a valid lease. I was told that, “on the owner's orders,” arrivals would only be possible from June 1st. So after transporting my whole life in a loaded truck, I was left to figure things out by myself. There was no advance notice, explanation, apology, or compensation for the costs and inconvenience. I was also shocked by comments about alleged “problems with Ukrainians” among previous tenants. I came from Ukraine, but my contract was personal. I had nothing to do with those other tenants, and it wasn't acceptable to generalize about me based on them. This wasn't just a date change. It showed a complete lack of respect for a customer. If an establishment can fail to meet its contractual obligations before a tenant even moves in, it raises serious questions about how it treats people afterward. P.S. All photos are AI-generated. I acknowledge your response. My review describes what actually happened: I arrived with my full move on May 26th, and access to the apartment was refused despite the contract and prior arrangements. I don't want to continue this discussion in public. The facts haven't changed. P.S. Since I posted this review, the owner's public response has included personal accusations against me. That unfortunately confirms the tone and attitude I experienced.