Apartman Simple

Gazde ok, lokacija super, apartman kao na slikama.

Jedina mana je parking, koristi se zajednički ispred zgrade tako da se može desiti da se morate snaći za mesto.

Toplo preporucam, cisto, uredeno sa stilom, lokacija odlicna.

Uredno, čisto, dočekao nas je ugodno ohlađen stan, iako su vani temperature bile preko 40 stupnjeva...

Stan vrlo uredan, čist. Stan se nalazi na odličnoj lokaciji, svega nekoliko minuta od centra.

Boravak je bio apsolutno savršen! Smeštaj je čak i nadmašio naša očekivanja – izuzetno čist, moderno uređen i potpuno opremljen za udoban boravak. Lokacija je odlična, sve nam je bilo blizu i lako dostupno. Domaćin je bio izuzetno ljubazan, komunikativan i spreman da pomogne u svakom trenutku. Osetili smo se kao kod kuće. Svakako se vraćamo i preporučujemo svima!

What breakfast? There was no breakfast provided by the host, and it was not meant to be provided. We liked the location and not much else.

In the simplest of terms, the apt. looked and is very old. It's located in a block of flats dating back from the times of Yugoslav state. The good thing was that there was an elevator in the building, but the owner has no merit in this. There is nothing wrong with the surroundings of this 9-storey block of flats, though. The money (compared to the conditions offered) demanded by the owner was justified only by the location - a 5-minute walk to the Old Town, just across from the Blvd. of People's Revolution. The kitchen oven looked terrible (old and full of rust, it was made in the '90s)) and worked poorly (we had to wait a long time until it got workable). There was a single pot available - unusable since it had a reddish spot of rust that did not go after intensely scrubbing it. There was also just one (also old) pan which, although in better condition (compared to the pot), I wouldn't recommend anyone to use it. There was no light in the kitchen (the bulb had to be replaced, but this is just another "small thing" the owner wouldn't seem to care about). Although present in the bathroom, the wash machine was also unusable - and the owner strongly cautioned us against trying to use it. We bought some detergent from store and, after a long journey to Mostar (from Bucharest, Romania), we washed our things by hand. Although plenty of them and clean, the towels in the bathrooms looked like they were borrowed from an army base or from a similar institution (penitentiary, hospital, or state orphanage). The shower was also of the cheapest and oldest model on the market (or, better say, the flea market). ALL bathroom appliances need to be replaced if the owner intends to keep her business afloat. The shower cabin was old, the tinniest possible and ideal for a 10-yer old but an adult. The switch on the built in the wall shower falls down any time anyone tries to use it, and you'd have to push it firmly in order for it to stay put.