The host had organized some swahili breakfast and even had a local guy around in case help was required.

I loved tge house, it was clean. The host Vivian was very responsive. The location is also really nice and close to facilities that i wanted. The ambience and pool area was also nice

Hi Vivian, Yes, I do plan to leave you a review. However, to be honest, I cannot say that I was very satisfied overall. The staff were very kind, including you, and once again thank you very much for allowing me to stay longer on the day of my departure when I was sick. The facilities and equipment in the accommodation were also good.

However, I found the place very cold and dark. There was not enough natural daylight inside. In the living room, and even in the kitchen, I had to keep the lights on even at lunchtime while the sun was shining outside. The cleanliness, especially in the bathroom, was also below expectations. In addition, on my last evening I had dinner at Olimpia Restaurant. I returned at around 8:30 p.m., which was not late at all, and the security guard was already asleep outside on the concrete table. I walked right past him and he was completely unaware of my presence. He only woke up when I unlocked the security gate at the entrance to the apartment. He then came over to see what was happening. I asked him why he was already sleeping when it was still quite early and his job was to provide security throughout the night, not to sleep. He walked away without saying a single word. Kind regards, Daniel In addition, I forgot to mention the noise. There was constant noise coming from outside, including motorcycles and barking dogs, as well as noise from the neighboring apartments. For example, when I was in the bedroom, I could hear people talking in the apartments next door. I could hear every single word clearly, along with laughter, doors opening and closing, the sound of pots and pans, phone calls, and virtually everything else. I was in my bedroom, yet it felt as though someone was sitting in my kitchen having a conversation...