Casa Marbella

Kuchnia dobrze wyposażona, jest wszystko co potrzeba. Łóżka wygodne, klimatyzacja. Środki czystości. Weranda na której można sobie usiąść. Jedynie mała łazienka w której brakuje kabiny prysznicowej. Blisko do plaży i centrum. Jedno miejsce parkingowe bezpłatne przy ulicy.

Было просторно,комфортно

Полотенца застиранные,так же как и постельное белье

Mancanza di un tavolino esterno; mancanza della tv.

Non mi è piaciuto niente

Apartamento era sporco. Ho dovuto tuto pulire prima di portare mie cose dentro.Armadio ,letti e tuto resto veramente vecchio non.Sono andata due giorni prima a casa.Di sicuro non torno mai piu.

close to the sea

If you’re considering choosing this accommodation, you should know that you will NOT be provided with: Wi-Fi Spoons and forks Bed linen Towels A kettle (neither electric nor stovetop) A microwave A parking spot Electrical outlets in one of the two bedrooms Mosquito nets on the windows You can expect rather poor renovation work and lights that occasionally shut off. The neighbor’s dog barks very loudly in the mornings. Upon departure, you’ll also have to pay the tourist tax in cash (we paid €36 for 6 days). At check-out, a cleaning lady will come to collect the tax, but the host will then message you saying that you were supposed to clean up after yourselves and express how disappointed he is by your lack of respect. When you’re paying €1000 per week, you generally expect a higher level of comfort and a more respectful attitude. For the same amount in Egypt or Turkey, not only would you be staying in a room with all the above-mentioned amenities (with the word “NOT” clearly absent), but you would also be provided with food from morning to night, cleaning services, and smiles — all in a pleasant environment. In reality, this place offers nothing but proximity to the sea, which the host exploits with great bravado and minimal investment.

Per me è la mia famiglia era perfetta

Nulla ,se proprio vogliamo dire se il bagno fosse un po' + grande sarebbe top