Apartment Zimat

Tutto, parcheggio privato, pulizia, disponibilità dell'host. La terrazza poi è un plus eccellente. Ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo e mini market a 2 minuti di auto, raggiungibile anche a piedi volendo.

Un paio di volte è saltata brevemente la corrente usando al massimo il piano ad induzione. Si è sempre riattivata nel giro di qualche secondo, quindi nulla di preoccupante, ma suggerirei magari di incrementare i kW del fornitore elettrico se possibile.

Добре укомплектоване помешкання, парковка в теплому гаражі, зручне ліжко, достатньо місця для речей і продуктів, смарт ТВ, дуже тепло та затишно. Комплімент від господині. Із задоволенням повернемося.

la casa molto bella, pulita, con ogni genere di comfort, garage comodissimo, vicina a tutto.

The property was in excellent condition with some thoughtful touches e.g. providing slippers, extra blankets for lounging on the sofa or the terrace, and a long shoe horn that made getting your hiking boots on a breeze 😀 All equipment in the apartment was in pristine condition. The bed and duvets were super comfortable. The apartment is really well supplied with electric sockets which was useful, but an adapter or two - for those of us not from Europe, would have been good. The covered terrace was very large, going around the entire side of the apartment, and had a comfortable sofa arrangement where you could relax, protected from the elements. We had rather unseasonal weather but the apartment was really well insulated keeping the cold - and any noise - out. There's a garage underneath the apartment, so finding somewhere to park wasn't an issue. The owner provided a very clear video on how to access the garage and apartment: I found that very helpful. Overall, a really comfortable apartment and excellent value.

Whilst it was very convenient having a garage underneath the apartment, it's rather an awkward shape: you wouldn't want to be driving a big car as turning around in it is quite tough. All the equipment - hob, microwave, coffee machine - was far too complicated. None of it was intuitive: I had to read the manuals... There was only one tea-towel provided and, rather astonishingly I felt, no mokka pot to make an espresso - which is why I had to struggle to figure out how to work the filter coffee machine. There was a drying rack, but no iron, and the vacuum was a very sophisticated hose that you plugged into the wall - I just wanted a sweeping brush to remove the crumbs from the floor. (I did eventually find a brush, but it took me a while.)