eRapos House Imamiya

The biggest challenge was finding and recognizing the building. Its color blends into the surroundings, and it took me half an hour just to locate it, then about an hour circling the block and checking all the street intersections so I could remember where it was. The Luup bikes and scooters helped make it easier to recognize later. Getting into the apartment was awkward too, since the key code was hidden in what looked like a locker door, which my friend found. Inside, it was almost quiet. The rooms are small, but two adults can manage, with a separate private bedroom for each. It was a good, affordable stay if you're willing to use a Luup bike or scooter. A taxi is another option if you want to get around to lots of places quickly.

We stayed for two weeks, but getting a response from the owners was a real hassle. When we asked to add three days, they didn't reply, so we had to make a new booking. We only heard back after booking again. Later, our key had been taken out of the locker, probably because I hadn't locked it properly. We couldn't reach the owners and ended up calling the police. It took three hours for the police to get hold of them, and then we received another key.

The tram stop was a bit of a walk away, but the room was very clean and had all the essentials.