Bien placé au calme. La Clim un grand plus. Le jacuzzi et la piscine étaient agréables. Hôte réactif

Dommage qu’il ne soit pas mieux équipé ( fourchettes en plastique, une poêle et une casserole en mauvais état). Le ménage mériterait d’être mieux fait ( le sol avait des traces et la piscine était sale). Un rideau occultant ou des volets serait un plus pour ne pas se faire réveiller par la lumière du jour

The apartments are really nice! They have huge jacuzzis in all of them! And a swimming pool outside! There is AC which is great during the summer and there is coffee ready to brew in the morning!

We loved all about it

I did like everything to be honest, Room - Kitchen - Bathroom were clean

I liked it’s rustic charm … and it’s cheap. Travelling with a dog is, of course, utterly effortless — provided your idea of effortless involves chaos, fur, and the occasional existential crisis. So when I stumbled upon a place already delightfully “broken in,” I felt vastly reassured. After all, it’s hard to make something worse when it’s already achieved such a distinguished level of lived-in charm. And rest assured, despite three nights of canine companionship, I did not — to my eternal disappointment — manage to degrade it any further. However, I must admit the jacuzzi and the sauna are a rather spirited addition. One cannot help but imagine a… shall we say… different sort of clientele frequenting such facilities. The disco lights hovering above the jacuzzi suggested a “professional atmosphere” of a very particular industry. The magnificent aroma wafting from the mysterious oil dispenser did absolutely nothing to dispel this impression. But again — it’s cheap - sort of - however I'm certain that such places are a good muse for a blues singer/songwriter, which I am not. I must say that I absolutely adore the rating system booking,com has in place — those cheerful laughing smileys scattered about like confetti at a very confused wedding. I, too, laughed a great deal during my stay, though I suspect for entirely different reasons. Perhaps the smileys are meant to be ironic? Or motivational? Or a subtle cry for help? Hard to say. Am I wrong? Its rustic charm is cheap… and it’s cheap. Communication with the host was an absolute delight, in the same way that hitting your thumb with a hammer is a delight. The mysterious “he/she/possibly-a-random-stranger” insisted on using “watsup” (spelled exactly like that, bless them), while displaying a command of language that makes a brick seem multilingual. Even Google Translate threw up its hands in despair and asked for a union representative. But again — it’s cheap.

continued from previous "what did you like" - I ran out of space. The bed disintegrating beneath me and the paint enthusiastically flaking off both the furniture and the walls? Not a problem at all, provided communication works! A tiny, tiny detail: the will to communicate would have been a promising first step. But there is hope like little light flickering at the end of along tunnel. But, as previously noted — it’s cheap… and yes, it’s cheap. Booking.com also asks what I did not like? Well, that’s easy: absolutely nothing. I loved it. Utterly infuriating, isn’t it? One comes prepared to complain — it’s practically a national sport — and instead everything is annoyingly pleasant. How terribly inconsiderate of me.