Burmistro Namas

The parking setup wasn't well planned: there were no spaces, so we had to leave the car on the meadow. The apartments are in a historical building, but the rooms feel more like a former office, cold and uncomfortable in atmosphere. The courtyard isn't cozy either. Privacy is a problem because passers-by on the main Druskininkai street can see right into the brightly lit room at night, so opening the curtains doesn't feel possible. The electrical panel wasn't secured, and even its door wouldn't stay shut, which raised safety concerns. We paid through Booking.com, only to find on arrival that the owner hadn't set up payments through the Booking system, so we had to pay cash. That didn't feel transparent or reliable. The suggested transfer wasn't practical either, since there was no contactless payment option, which would be a big problem for people using foreign accounts. The owner kept writing all night, with grammatical errors, and calling from early morning, completely disrupting our rest. The whole experience felt disorganized and unreliable, and I wouldn't want to repeat it.