I appreciate how roomy the place feels, like we booked the whole house, and the owner pays attention to every detail for both cuteness and function. The owner speaks English well and is communicative; check‑in instructions are clear. The space includes a kitchen with a dishwashing sink, fridge, electric stove, kettle, toaster, cutlery and tools, plus a nicely decorated sitting area for coffee or meals. The bedroom is huge, with TV, AC, night lamps, a medium‑size clothes hanger, mirror, hairdryer, straightener, and plenty of sockets (two on each side of the bed, with USB ports). The aesthetic touches include a cherry‑colored bathroom curtain, a pink fridge with a dog snack holder (biscuits included), pastel cooking tools, and decor in the sitting area, kitchen, main doors, and fridge wall. The downside is that it’s a semi‑basement, so there’s no window view, and other residents upstairs mean you can hear footsteps in the morning. The steps from the main gate to the inside door and the tiny holding area make it a bit tough to bring luggage, especially since the password‑protected door opens outside. The bathroom is compact, so wet clothes can get damp if you bring them inside, but the roll‑tissue holder is enclosed. The shower line shares the same plumbing line as the faucet, so pulling the switch button every time can be a bit annoying.
MettaVor 5 Monaten