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

jacuzzi ul si sauna

Era putin deteriorata

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.