Central Apartments in Skopje City Center

It is an excellent, spacious flat with everything you need in a great location. The apartment is new, super clean and is well-equipped (maybe a toaster could be added). It is close to the city centre (1km away), next to a shopping mall with a supermarket if you need anything. The street is not the prettiest, but didn't feel unsafe (for a woman travelling alone).

The last evening there was a party in a club somewhere in the street with super loud music until 1 am, but that is not the host's fault... also the last evening there was no hot water in the shower, but being 32C outside it wasn't a tragedy.

The apartment is located at the centre of the town - just 10-15 minutes of walking to the downtown.

There`s a disco place at the corner which makes nights quite noisy.

Nice apartment. It features a kitchen with all the essentials, including an electric kettle, a stovetop, a fridge with a freezer compartment, and a separate dishwasher. The main room has a TV, sofa, and a round table with chairs. The bedroom comes with a bed with a headboard, nightstands, and a large wardrobe. The bathroom includes a washing machine and a shower enclosed by a glass panel and a curtain. The entire apartment gets plenty of natural light and is equipped with a smooth-running air conditioning unit. Located in a safe neighborhood, just about 10 minutes from the Old Town. There are plenty of great local restaurants and grocery stores nearby.

We stayed for two nights. On the first night, the club downstairs was blasting music until late. Even earplugs barely helped, which just goes to show how high the noise level was. Fortunately, the next night was quiet, and we managed to catch up on some sleep.

Big apartment. Friendly staff (at least the two people we met)

First of, we booked this apartment mainly because it said it had a balcony - which it didn’t have. Also, the bathroom had a on and off sewage smell. Bathroom floor were broken, my daughter caught her foot in it, leaving a massive damage on her foot. The doors were scary and got easily jammed. Our 2 year old got stuck inside the bedroom, the door wouldn’t open. Had to break it up eventually, leaving us to pay €200 for the replacement. We were also told that we would get a crib for the 2 year old who doesn’t sleep without safety walls yet, but there weren’t any when we arrived. And giving it was Sunday and no one in the reception, they told us they would bring it the day after.