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Host is very polite. The apartment is close to the center and all big tourist attractions. The apartment is big and clean, and looks nice. Kitchen is well equipped. I like the aesthetics of the apartment.

I don't like to give negative feedback, but I have to do it in this case because of the people with children who would book this accommodation. The accommodation is not suitable for people with small children. In the evening the noise from the street reaches the bedroom very much. The floor creaks extremely when walked on, which makes putting children to sleep very stressful. The toilet door also creaks. We asked for a cot when booking and got a travel cot which has an extremely hard and thin mattress - no baby deserves to sleep on that... An extra mattress for the baby costs little and means a lot to the parents. We could not sleep the first night since air-condition remote was not reacting and room was super cold and air of air condition was hitting us directly in the head - for Serbians this is the worst nightmare! Hos explained in the next day how to turn it off... I hope host will improve these things since other things were great.

Great place overall. Very downtown area, the building is old and the entrance looks a bit scary inside at dark, but with the clear instructions on how to get to the room and the key, everything worked fine. There is an underground garage literally next to the entrance, where you can leave the car safe for 20 EUR per day. Nothing was missing for a great time with the family, so I recommend the place and I'm happy to get back there again.

Balkon, quick respond of the host, living room

Key safe, toilet sink, parking... street is loud on weekends (not for families).

Location. Appartement. Communication with owner.

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Large warm and well appointed apartment. Good location to rest of city. Host very responsive.

A little noisy on Friday night in the early hours with party goers passing outside until very early. Nothing the apartment or host could do about this, but not something I’m used to as I live in a rural property