“OK for a night or two – expect the basics and you’ll be fine”
The room’s privacy was a plus, with a window that didn’t overlook anything. You could see them sweeping, but it seemed like they did it out of necessity, scrolling on phones, or because their mother told them to. The floors looked dirty afterward, which is annoying when you’re asked to remove shoes—you expect a clean floor, right? The room itself was clean, though. They also have a big puppy, which I love, but on the first day I left my shoes where they asked me to, and the puppy chewed them. I later found them in a completely different spot. I didn’t mind too much, since the dog is old, but after that I kept my shoes in my room. I don’t think this place will change soon. I stepped on a nail on the wooden balcony while talking to the son, and he just said “oh, watch out”. If you owned this place, wouldn’t you want to know where that nail is?
Stamatis·Il y a une semaine