CityChalet

Best part is the location. Right in the heart of the Town.

Nothing

Location, BBQ space for all to gather. Just needed mugs for tea/coffee in the morning.

The property had a central location and was easy to access local transport and shops. The accommodation was spacious and had all the items required to provide a comfortable stay. All information required e.g. wi-fi access etc. was provided.

We did not find anything that we did not like about the property and would be happy to stay there again.

The location was great! It’s a stunning building and it had a luggage drop off which was great and helped us before check in. Walkable to many main parts of the city, close to a grocery store and close to plenty of restaurants open late. It is lovely to be surrounded by nature!

I received an email saying I would get check in information closer to the check in time and never got an email. I sent an email asking for more info about how to check in and never heard back. When we got back to the property, we saw a sign with our name and an unlocked door to gain access. When we entered the property, they had a lengthy list of rules to follow which was not a problem at all. What we didn’t enjoy was the section saying they “don’t know our preferences for soap and laundry detergent and they would only provide the one”, including 4 rolls of toilet paper for a place that should be able to sleep 7. I understand that it’s a luxury to have a laundry machine and dryer as well as a dishwasher, but for the price we paid to stay here, expecting us to buy laundry detergent, dishwashing tabs, and toilet paper that don’t come in packages for a 6 day stay felt unfair since we bought them and had to leave them at the property. As lovely as it was to be staying in nature, due to no AC (a known non-issue since that’s not standard) we opened some windows and doors and used the three fans provided and unfortunately met three very large spiders during our stay. Not the fault of the property, they don’t control nature, but just a note related to Europe’s lack of screens on windows and doors to keep bugs out. We went with my grandmother, 82 years old, and she did have difficulty exiting and entering the bathtub and the shower wasn’t easily accessible for her either, so just keep that in mind for anyone with limited mobility.