The White House

The view is amazing, and the owner is very friendly. If you want to cook, almost all the utensils you need are available. Everything was close to perfect, especially considering how good a stay this is on a low budget. Thank you for your services!

The room was spacious, the bed comfortable, and the bedding clean. From our private room we could see the famous church and mountain peak, and the hot water was reliable. It’s a short walk to the town centre. There’s also a kitchen with a spacious fridge and very basic utensils, enough for simple things like boiling water or using a fry pan. We didn’t cook. The manager lady was unfriendly and treated us like we were a bother, even though we were customers. There were bloodstains on the bathroom window handle for days. They definitely weren’t paint, since I rubbed some off with toilet paper. The kitchen also lacks many common items. The owner responded defensively. She may have us confused with someone else, since we didn’t cook pork or use the kitchen apart from making tea. The place itself is quite nice aside from her unfriendly attitude.

The price was good, and the rooms were not bad and clean. There wasn’t much space between the beds, though, so it could feel cramped if everyone had a backpack. The host was a bit reserved, but gave my money back when I decided not to stay. On the way to the hostel there was a dog that barked a lot. It scared me, so I didn’t actually stay there.

It’s a quiet place, though a bit of a walk from the town centre. Our quad room was warm and spacious, and we loved having the kitchen on the second floor. The internet didn’t work during our stay. Maybe the whole town’s line was having trouble, since we couldn’t get a connection in any restaurant either. Still, two nights without being able to connect to the outside world felt pretty boring.