Nataly Apartment

Hospitality

Cozy apartment, nice welcoming host, who helped me very much with my questions, and taxi

Internet was sometimes unstable

The host was polite, she offered us orange juice, we could park our car in front of the house and it was free, there's a supermarket very close to the house

This place was one of the weirdest places I've ever stayed, for example there's no sink in the toilet (not joking, I'm uploading a photo), after using the toilet you have to go to the kitchen to wash your hands with the dish soap (because there isn't any soap at the house either), and there isn't any trash can in the toilet so if you're on your period you have to carry your used tampon to the kitchen to throw it to the trash. There's no bed at the house. In fact it's someone's house, she was waiting for us in the house sitting on the couch and watching tv and smoking (the house was smelling smoke very badly and there were 4-5 cigarette butts in the toilet, they were swimming in the water, I have no idea why she throw her cigarettes in the toilet), when we came she explained us the house and left, there's only 1 couch at the house, she explained us how to open it and showed us the bed sheet and we made our own bed. And it was not comfortable at all, if you move to the middle of the couch while sleeping the couch starts getting closed so we woke up lots of times at night. The location here is wrong and as I've seen from the older comment it's wrong for a long time but they don't warn you about it, so it took us like 30 minutes to find the house after we arrived. Normally I don't use my phone abroad, my company charges me a lot, but I had to call them twice to find the house. You have to pay cash when you arrive but they didn't explain this to us before we go, we had only euro, she said we could pay with euro but she didn't have any euro or dinar that she could return us (and it was late the exchange offices were closed), so we had to go the exchange office in the morning (which was 18 minutes walk) and turn back to the house to leave the money.