Realkasa Nosadella Flat

Very nice and clean place. Very helpfull Staff. We love our stay there.

The location was good walking distance to the main centre.

The kitchen lacked many essential items. The air con didn’t seem to cool the small area. There are 6 flights of steps which is difficult with suitcases. The lounge needs a good clean. It has been decked out by IKEA and for the price of the accommodation I expected better quality furnishings. The shower was on the small side.

+ Ευρύχωρο + Καθαρό + Τοποθεσία + Ήσυχο + Εξοπλισμένη κουζίνα.

- Βρίσκεται στον 3ον όροφο και ΔΕΝ υπάρχει ασανσέρ. - Το Air condition ΔΕΝ κάνει την δουλειά του και είναι θορυβώδης. * Στο check out πετάς εσύ τα σκουπίδια ...

Apartamento amplio, con espacio suficiente para 4 personas sin estar agobiados por el espacio. Baño también amplio. Había bastante menaje de cocina. Cerca del centro pero en una zona tranquila. Había aire acondicionado y ventilador. Nosotros viajamos en verano por lo que no puede hablar sobre el sistema de calefaccion.

Era una tercera planta sin ascensor, pero para nosotros no supuso ningún problema.

Localização no centro da cidade de Bolonha Limpeza Comunicação com o anfitrião

Muito calor dentro do apartamento, mesmo com ar condicionado e ventoinha. Na casa de banho, o calor fazia-se sentir ainda mais. Pouca oferta de canais na TV e algumas falhas na obtenção de sinal

Abbiamo trascorso cinque giorni a Bologna (splendida città da visitare assolutamente) in famiglia. L'appartamento è davvero molto confortevole, moderno e spazioso, dotato di tutto il necessario (e anche di più), pulitissimo e perfetto per una famiglia di quattro persone. La posizione è fantastica: meno di 10 minuti da piazza Maggiore e 20/25 minuti dalla stazione ferroviaria. Abbiamo girato in lungo e largo tutto il centro senza mai prendere un bus. Lo staff è gentilissimo ed è stato fantastico nel venirci incontro nelle esigenze di orario di arrivo e partenza (grazie ancora Marco).

Evin konumu gayet güzeldi, sadece flixbusla indikten sonra eve ulaşmakta zorluk çektik çunku şehrin saçma bi bilet sistemi var ama onun dışında herşeyi gayet guzeldi, ev sahibi ilgiliydi

Sıkıntı yoktu, çamaşır makınesi için az bişey deterjan konulabilirdi

Nous avons séjourné trois nuits Appartement confortable et propre Appartement bien situé dans Bologne J'ai eu un problème avec la TV mais j'ai réussi à la faire marcher normalement

Il manquait quelques petites cuillères Le propriétaire m'avait promis de faire le check-out à midi or j'ai été prévenu le matin de sortir à 10h (certes sous prétexte qu'un autre client arrivait l'après-midi)

Well appointed. Excellent location for us. (Close to our family and center of town.

1. A/C was just adequate, even with a fan. 2. Kitchen needs to be repaired (especially hinges). 3. The bathroom, as it is the top floor of that section of the building is intolerably hot. It is not possible to cool it from the A/C without making the rest of the apartment hot. 4. A few basic supplies, such as olive oil, salt and pepper should be supplied. 5. Although not part of the apartment, it was upsetting to us that door of the apartment below us had been defaced with a swastika. We brought this to the attention of the owner (Eleanor’s). She voiced dismay but did not take action to cover it. It was very unpleasant to pass by this multiple times a day! 6. It was difficult to operate the sofa bed. 7. Suggest you provide instructions on use of the stove.

Nice layout. Spacious and light. 3rd floor but nice views and worth the climb. Shower had a nice pressure (just don’t use any other taps as the water will turn cold haha)

One arrives on holiday with a faint hope—a hope that, for a brief time, life might feel less like regular life. That someone else might, for once, think of making the bed for you. Instead, we were introduced to a modular sofa—a marvel of contemporary design that, while possibly ideal for the cover of a Scandinavian furniture catalogue, was in no way fit for sleeping. It offered the strange experience of lying both on and between uncomfortable cushions, like trying to rest inside a half-finished jigsaw puzzle. The bedding, meanwhile, had been thoughtfully left on the side—as if to gently remind us that intimacy with domestic chores is part of the charm of holiday not just your home routine. The actual bed was, thankfully, for the 2 of us, comfortable. The headboard, however, appeared to have been preserved under a gentle patina of dust, as though auditioning for a role in a period drama. Toilet paper—so often taken for granted in the democratic promise of a modern society—was supplied in the precise quantity of two half rolls. For four people. For several days. The polite suggestion that we might consider purchasing our own toilet paper while on holiday struck us as a modest philosophical provocation. Should leisure really entail a trip to the supermarket to source basic sanitation? Equally Kafkaesque was the ‘kind request’ to dispose of our own rubbish—with a note reminding us, sotto voce, that failure to do so would incur a €30 fine, for this task is not included in the cleaning fee (a term which now appears as tragically ironic as a broken umbrella in a thunderstorm). Of course, we’re all for recycling. One simply wonders whether holidaying should require a strategy for bin logistics. The air conditioning did its valiant best—fighting the Mediterranean heat with the quiet courage of a tired diplomat. The bathroom, for reasons known only to the architect and perhaps the sun god himself, became an unexpected sauna. Windows open? Stuffy. Windows closed? Also...