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I stayed in a cozy spot in the quiet district, in a private house that had an outdoor kitchen with a sink, stove, and fridge where I could cook. The simple hostel, meant for a brief stay with shared facilities in every room, suffered from poor sound insulation – I could hear all the neighbors.
A very nice spot with a brilliant host and a lovely breakfast.
The host was very sweet and kind. We arrived after 2:00 am, the rooms were ready and clean, with plenty of blankets and pillows, a bed, a pillow, a blanket, a blanket. It felt like a Soviet‑era guesthouse. The balcony had chairs and a table, and there was a kids’ area. The common area had a teapot. A kids’ bed was available, something not found in all guesthouses, and teapots too. Usually guesthouses provide single‑use hygiene items, but not here. The sound insulation was very bad. The TV was missing, the sockets were out of order, and if delayed, it could not be used.
The place was spotless, peaceful, and the breakfast was just right; the owner was very friendly. The sauna cost 50 euros, but I expected some tea, and while water was provided in a bottle, there were no glasses.
The kitchen and activities for kids were good.
I stayed in a cozy spot in the quiet district, in a private house that had an outdoor kitchen with a sink, stove, and fridge where I could cook. The simple hostel, meant for a brief stay with shared facilities in every room, suffered from poor sound insulation – I could hear all the neighbors.
The place was spotless, peaceful, and the breakfast was just right; the owner was very friendly. The sauna cost 50 euros, but I expected some tea, and while water was provided in a bottle, there were no glasses.
A very nice spot with a brilliant host and a lovely breakfast.
The kitchen and activities for kids were good.
The host was very sweet and kind. We arrived after 2:00 am, the rooms were ready and clean, with plenty of blankets and pillows, a bed, a pillow, a blanket, a blanket. It felt like a Soviet‑era guesthouse. The balcony had chairs and a table, and there was a kids’ area. The common area had a teapot. A kids’ bed was available, something not found in all guesthouses, and teapots too. Usually guesthouses provide single‑use hygiene items, but not here. The sound insulation was very bad. The TV was missing, the sockets were out of order, and if delayed, it could not be used.