Cappuccino Sopockie Apartamenty

I STRONGLY ADVISE AGAINST THIS SLUT. The room in Sopot looks top-notch in the photos, but when I arrived it hadn't even been cleaned. There was no bedding or curtains, so everything was visible from the ground floor. The bed was stained, the bathroom pipes were dirty, and trash was all over the place. When I asked why the bed was dirty, the alleged culprit, Radosławek Irga, got offended and said, "What am I supposed to do? I have to make a sandwich after every customer?" He lies on the phone and makes up who knows what. I STRONGLY ADVISE AGAINST ANY PURCHASE from this thief and con artist.

One star is already too generous. Avoid this place. It was terribly dirty, with ants everywhere, and we weren't given enough bedding. The parking lot was sometimes full, and other tenants complained that the spaces were for owners, not guests. During our stay, the owner asked us to leave him the keys so he could show the apartment to other tenants. They were supposedly only going to look and leave. When we got back, our private towels were wet, the duvet had been thrown back, and another wet towel was on the bed.

Hello. Be wary of Mr. Radosław I. My friend tried to rent a VW Golf from him, but the car wasn't roadworthy. Mr. Radosław gladly took the money. When my friend brought the car to a mechanic, the mechanic issued a letter saying it was completely inoperable and undriveable. He then promised to refund the money within a few days, but my friend has been waiting from March until today. When called, the man said he was bankrupt and had no money. If you're thinking of renting anything or making an arrangement with him, I strongly caution you to avoid him or people like him. The case has been referred to the prosecutor's office, so we'll see what the final outcome is.

The only reasons this gets two stars are the fantastic sea view from the terrace and how close it is to the beach. The Sea Apartment was filthy and shoddy, with a small, dirty room that didn't meet the minimum standards generally accepted for apartments worldwide. It was around 250 PLN a night, while other places with a better standard were about 80 PLN. For such a low standard, that price is completely wrong, at least three times too high. An apartment should have a kitchen, not a smelly, dirty microwave, and be at least 70 m² with more than one room. It should also be CLEAN, not a mess, with no damaged appliances and some taste in the decor instead of random, shoddy furnishings and junk.