Lawendowe światło - przy stacji Metra

Getting to the city center is convenient, but the neighborhood is tough if you're driving because there's no parking at all. It's also noisy, with cars racing along the main street. We couldn't shut the windows because of the smell inside. Inside, the apartment has a disgusting odor throughout, strongest in the bedroom. It smells like an elderly person, urine, possibly related to diabetes, and cigarettes. Even airing it out for 24 hours only reduced the smell a little, despite the constant draft. The kitchen cupboards also reek of old grease, like a kitchen that hasn't been renovated in ages. Cleanliness and hygiene were the biggest issues. The towels seemed to have been washed, but the bedding smelled bad. It may not have been washed for a long time or washed properly, or it may have picked up the odor while drying on the balcony, where laundry was hanging during my stay. The shower area has quite a lot of mold, and fixing it would mean replacing all the grout and scraping the tiles. There's a curtain instead of a wall or door, and it's heavily moldy and sticks to you inside the shower when the steam gets hot. There were other small problems mentioned in the comments and guest book too, including needless penny-pinching, watered-down liquid soap in the bathroom, and missing or poor-quality laundry. The faux leather seats are badly scuffed and haven't been covered.