“Okay, wenn man nicht so viel Wert auf Ruhe und Privatsphäre legt und meistens unterwegs ist”
The area itself is fairly quiet and easy to reach from the local train station, but the walls in the rooms and the house feel like paper—every step, cough, and noise from the neighboring apartments is audible. The family in the unit above or next door had kids who screamed until 2 a.m., and the TV was blasting all night. The host was very friendly and helpful, even though her English wasn’t perfect; texting her on WhatsApp worked well. The room was ready early, so I could drop my bags in right away. A few small shops nearby cover the essentials, and the local sites and Ercolano digs are within walking distance if you’re a good walker. Cleanliness was a major issue; I wasn’t picky, but other reviews had already warned me. Breakfast was promised but almost non‑existent: a tiny coffee machine with paper cups, no milk, a few pre‑packed mini croissants and Nutella on day three. The kitchen dishes still bore marks from previous guests, and there were no clean sponges or proper dish soap, so I only used my own camping cutlery and a water glass. My groceries stayed in a plastic bag in the fridge, which could use a clean. The place is like a shared apartment with 2–3 bedrooms, living space, kitchen, and terrace. I was lucky that other guests didn’t arrive until after two nights. My room had no window, only a balcony door to the terrace; when the shops were closed it was pitch dark. Until other guests started smoking on the terrace it was fine. I could hang laundry on the line because there were no hooks in the room or even in the bathroom for towels. The room is adequate for one person and rather small; I’m not sure how two people with luggage would fit. In the bathroom a light sensor kept turning on whenever I moved in the room with the bathroom door open (due to daylight), but it would stay off while showering, forcing me to step out to reactivate it. I bought my own toilet paper and soap because there was only one roll. After 9 p.m. there was no hot water for showers. I had no high expectations and was mainly there to sleep, so it was relatively expensive for that.
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