Corso Comfort Apartments

A studio apartment with everything you need. It was perfect.

The beds were comfortable, and the curtains blocked out the light well. There’s a coffee maker, fridge, microwave, and small plug-in stovetop, though I missed having dishcloths, a dish rack, and some other basic kitchen items. The location is right in the city center. The only drawback is the lack of private parking, and finding a space in the nearby metered zone can be difficult.

We spent one night here last November. The apartment was large and modern, with a spacious bedroom, a useful kitchen full of utensils, and very comfortable beds. It was quiet and peaceful, and the price was very low. The place is on one of the city’s main streets, but finding the entrance was a real struggle. It looks like a garage, which felt unsafe in the dark, and there’s no name displayed. After going through the main door, it’s still unclear where to go. You have to cross the courtyard and head to the far right, into another building marked “real estate agency.” Without instructions, that’s objectively impossible to figure out. We called, but the owner wasn’t there on time, and waiting in the rain wasn’t pleasant. Once we found our way, he was kind and brought us umbrellas. Cars can’t reach the property because it’s on a pedestrian street, and parking nearby isn’t easy. Not a major drawback, but something to keep in mind.

Damp, cold, and with a terrible sewage smell. You can’t rent out an apartment like this on Booking.