Apartment Relax

Last house on the street with a view to the lake. The place is very cozy with enough space. You can sit outside as well. Shops are very close, in walking distance, same with restaurants. It's very quiet so you can wake with birds chirping.

It's a bit chilly in April. There's a stove and electric heater so that helps. Kitchen is very small but if there's no big cooking, it's ok.

The house is cute, though it could use some renovation, and the bed linen and towels might need updating as well. Still, it’s a good option for the price. The highlights are the beautiful lake view, a cozy terrace full of blooming flowers, and the peaceful nights — this was the first place where we finally had a really good sleep. We also had very kind local neighbors living on the same street, who warmly helped us in the morning when our car wouldn’t start. The host was responsive and brought the missing items we asked for, and her mother even prepared breakfast for us the next morning. Just a few steps away there is the restaurant Zvono— stylish and charming, also recommended.

Location, fire and the staff.

The place was really big. It was clean and the beds were ok. In its own way it was quirky and an interesting surrounding. The terrace was nice. The host was friendly enough, (we met her briefly after we had to call her to bring some toilet paper).

The location in Pluzine was weird, not very inviting. Lots of rubbish and firewood everywhere. Some might call the neighbourhood bohemian, some might call it a shanty town (see photos). The apartment was not easy to find first. Sign is painted on a small plank of wood attached to a tree. Nor was it easy to find a parking place for the car. Inside: Upon arrival we noticed that there were not any toilet paper. The internet did not work. The kitchen utensils were very few and old. There were no dining table nor any normal chairs to sit on. Just two tired sofas and a shabby recliner. Nor was there any rubbish bins anywhere in sight.