Résidence Le Marly

For a short stay, the room is fine: it's clean and the water pressure is good. The kitchen, though, wasn't stocked well enough. We had to buy dish soap and paper towels, and there's no washing machine.

The apartment was modern and pleasant, but the stay was ruined by a listing that gave the wrong impression. It claimed to sleep three, with two double beds and a double sofa bed, but the sofa wasn't a bed at all. We ended up sleeping on the floor. The owner didn't reply when we tried to make contact, and offered no compensation. There also weren't enough towels, and the kitchen was greasy and badly cleaned. I should've paid more attention to the other reviews. I can't recommend this place.

Le Marly, Room 601, August 4 to the morning of August 7, 2021. The location is pretty good, and if you're just passing through and don't mind basic comfort, the apartment can do the job. For a stay longer than two nights, I'd choose a hotel. The €30 cleaning fee feels high given the dirty, greasy dishes and mediocre, incomplete bedding. We arrived without a duvet and with just one bath towel. The owner brought the missing items later that day and said it was the cleaning company's fault. The mismatched dishes were barely enough, and everything, including the cupboard shelves above the range hood, was greasy. We had to wash it all before eating. A bottle opener, dish rack, and salt and pepper would also have been useful. I slept badly. At 1.85m and 100kg, the 140 x 190 cm bed wasn't suitable for me, and the pillow was too soft and limp. In the bathroom, only one of the two lights worked, and one bedside lamp had a bulb missing. The portable air conditioner is incredibly noisy, so I wouldn't sleep with it running. Cooling the main room, which combines the kitchen, living room, and bedroom, an hour or two ahead seemed like a workable option. From the inner courtyard, the view isn't great, though you can see hills or mountains in the distance. The street-facing side is better, even if it looks onto other rooms.

They left customers outside, blaming an error in the online booking tool, and showed very little empathy. The place was also very noisy and felt rather low-end. You pay apartment-hotel prices for an F1-level experience.