Casa Pietrele Doamnei

There wasn't a landscaped yard, and without even a plastic table outside, we had to stay indoors. The apartment itself has two rooms and a living room with a kitchen, all on the ground floor of a house.

The train station right behind the house meant we often woke around 8 or 9 in the morning, and we hadn't realized it was there. A coffee machine would be a nice addition, too. The house was being renovated, and cleanliness didn't seem to get much attention. Our towels were stained, the shower curtain was torn, and there were marks on the curtains and parquet. In the kitchen, there was a container for intimate washing that seemed to have dish soap in it, along with a broken glass left on the counter. When we arrived, the toilet paper was nearly gone, so we had to search through the cupboards for more. They said they were new to this, but I still don't think enough care was being taken. It wasn't a very pleasant experience.

The Miroțoi family treated us with humanity and common sense, and I'd gladly use their services again. A 10 for absolutely everything. I'll gladly return to Bukovina.

We had clean rooms, fresh bedding and towels, shower gel, soap, and cleaning supplies. The kitchen had all the household basics, including dishes, cutlery, a pot, kettle, pan, detergents, and napkins. There was also a new stove, a fridge with freezer, and a TV with a full program list, thanks! The shower curtain should be replaced and hung lower. We were warmly welcomed, and the key was ready, so we could settle in before the owner arrived. Congratulations!