“Radnički smeštaj”
The only positives were the size of the accommodation and the air‑conditioning. Looking at the photos, the furniture clearly indicates a modest place, which wasn’t a deal‑breaker for me, and the distance from the city center seemed to justify the lower price. Other reviews were good, which convinced me everything was fine. However, most reviews were about one‑day stays, which I didn’t notice, and we booked two rooms for seven days. Upon arrival we were disappointed by the condition, but we decided to stay and not look for something else at 38 °C, knowing we’d spend little time there. The host should know that furniture can be older, but the room shouldn’t be filled with display cases, and there should be at least one wardrobe. We don’t bring crystal glasses or cutlery sets on vacation, so we need enough display cases. Moreover, the accommodation must be clean, tidy, ready for guests to feel comfortable. Kitchen: everything from cutlery—10 forks, 1 spoon, a few glasses, knives, 1 pot, and a pan—was sticky, greasy, dirty, and had to be washed thoroughly before use. The tiles in the kitchen were splattered with oil, the fridge inside was dirty. Dust, dust… The sleeping area: we hoped the bedding was clean. The pillows were filled with broken shells, uncomfortable, unusable. The wooden doors from this room were damaged from being knocked, not functional, with something like a curtain hanging, so someone could easily enter. The toilet was a special story: a stone in the toilet bowl, awful (I cleaned it), with red water stains (I scrubbed it). At night the silverfish with a little moth swarm exploded when you turned on the light. The tiles weren’t seen for months. All this is shown in the attached photos. Additionally, it was obvious that the house was rented to seasonal workers, who were noisy from 6 am until they left for work, and the house was entered by them at odd hours. House rules were not respected.
Sonja·3 months ago