Inviting Studio on Decebal Boulevard in Bucharest

Schöne Wohnung, gute Lage. Man hat alles was man braucht. Wir waren sowieso fast immer unterwegs und zum schlafen reicht es völlig aus. Im Erdgeschoss befindet sich gleich ein Supermarkt wo man sich noch etwas kaufen kann. Gastgeber war sehr nett und hilfsbereit. Von dort aus ist man im Zentrum in ca. 15-20 Minuten je nach Verkehr. U-Bahn ist auch in der Nähe (5 min) . Wir würden gerne wieder kommen.

Very clean and the owner was so nice i would go again if i could

Nothing everything was perfect

Bright, clean, and cozy flat, fully equipped with all necessary amenities, ideally located within walking distance of the city centre.

The apartment was exceptionally warm (we stayed in February), spotless, and fully equipped with everything needed for a comfortable stay. The host was quick to respond, friendly, and very helpful.

The area was safe ! The kitchen, the bathroom, and the living room were separate rooms, which was very convenient. There were three mirrors so everyone could get ready at the same time, and the wardrobe had enough space for clothes.

The building was under construction, and we had a lot of difficulty finding it because the map was not clear. The apartment building itself was in terrible condition—very old and dirty. The elevator felt barely safe, and there were countless stairs. On one of the days of our stay, there was no water in the entire building from early morning until late afternoon, and when the water finally came back, it was very dirty and unhygienic. In addition, the shower hose was broken and very dirty, and on the last day I was forced to shower using only the tap. The hairdryer was also broken. There was no Wi-Fi, and when we asked the hosts about it, they never replied. In general, the hosts’ responses felt robotic, as if I were talking to a robot or AI, which I found very unprofessional. The room was supposed to accommodate three people, but there were linens only for three, with no extras. We stayed in December, and there wasn’t even a second warm blanket or a duvet. There was a kind of enclosed outdoor area where clothes were hanging, which seemed to be a shared space since the clothes were not ours. From this common area, it was very easy for someone to see into—or even enter—our apartment.”**