Happy Hours Apartment

The living room sofas and blankets smelled awful when we sat down, and there was no ventilation in the apartment. The bathroom was in need of renovation too. Water leaked out onto the floor, the panels were already swelling and peeling before you even went in, and the shower head came off when I picked it up. It seemed to be there only temporarily. They initially gave us the wrong apartment. An hour after we checked in, we were told it wasn't the one we'd rented, but the owner said we should stay in it anyway. I hope the people who got our apartment had a better one. People are paying for a place that shouldn't be allowed to be lived in. I don't recommend it!

The owner was incredibly friendly, and the apartment is in a perfect location. It has what you need to cook and live comfortably on vacation, including a fully equipped kitchen, washing machine, crib, baby bathtub, and potty. I'd recommend it to couples and families with kids.

The building and courtyard don't make a good impression, and you can hear people walking around on the first floor very clearly. Inside, the standard and amenities are okay, though there are a few bathroom issues. I was cold most of the time because the heating kept behaving strangely: the radiators would get hot, then switch off. There was no hot water in the kitchen, and the bathroom was the worst part. There's not much sunlight in the apartment and no free parking. It's in a paid parking zone, 9am-8pm, 4am Mon-Fri. On the plus side, it's very close to the sea, and communication with the owner was good.

I didn't enjoy staying here, and this isn't about hate. The beds and carpets had heavy stains, and the bathroom felt damp. I'd suggest taking better care of the apartment and your work.