On the plus side, there is a charcoal grill, four separate rooms, and the possibility to park two cars, though that word “possibility” is key because there were no dedicated parking spots, just squeezing cars into open spaces. The building and its surroundings are standard. It’s understandable that at this price it was hard to find a Debreczyna apartment with four separate rooms, but the building was constructed during the Warsaw Pact era and has not been renovated since. I can’t call the wall paint and furniture replacement from the early 2000s a renovation. I also didn’t like the final price because the one shown on booking was 30 euros lower (the owner added an extra tax), and although the price was listed in euros on booking, the owner converted it to forints using an inflated exchange rate he imposed. Some furniture was falling apart, the patio furniture was completely dirty. The driveway was concrete set at an angle that would damage the chassis of a non‑SUV vehicle. Additionally, nothing has happened around the building for at least 20 years.
SebastianA month ago