Filin Home Papa 3

I was really disappointed. The apartment in Zmaj Jovina was dirty and poorly maintained, with the ceiling coming apart, holes everywhere, broken glass in the French doors, windows that didn't close properly, filthy windows, and a general smell of mold. It's shameful to rent a place in that condition just because of its location without putting any money into it. I couldn't stand staying there with a child, but Mr. Sergej, the manager of the rental agency, still charged me 40 euros for the 30 minutes I spent in the apartment. Absolutely the worst experience I've had with an apartment.

The owner told me my booking for October 31 had been canceled because of a synchronization problem, just four days before I was due to arrive. I had booked in early October, and when I called on October 25 to ask what had happened, he confirmed the cancellation. It had taken more than three weeks for this supposed Booking synchronization issue to come up. I suspect the apartment was given to someone else at the last minute for more money, or they were told not to rent it during that period. Either way, the way this was handled was rude and very unprofessional. The gentleman said he had no issue with my assessment and that I was entitled to my opinion, just as he was entitled to run his business this way. With that attitude, I doubt he will do well for long. In short, extremely dogmatic. That may be his choice, but other potential guests should know what they may be dealing with.

He put the price at 800 euros a night for two people with breakfast, apparently to keep people who support the students away. That tells you enough about him. Novi Sad has plenty of apartments, so I honestly recommend staying elsewhere. Greetings!

For October 31 into November 1, they were asking 85,000 for a single night. You'll be left with nothing but money in mind, with zero kindness or humanity. There's more to life than money.