Gemütliches kleines Apartment

Great location - easy access to all attractions, and convenient for supermarket, bakery, cafes nearby. Really spacious studio which was well equipped, very clean and quiet. Excellent instructions for access.

Ich hatte ein "Stöpselproblem" im Bad, was umgehend nach Kontaktaufnahme gelöst wurde. Überhaupt eine sehr freundliche Kontaktaufnahme schon im Vorfeld. Toll fand ich die Lösung mit der Schlafecke, sehr gut optisch vom WZ abgetrennt. Ferner das ich mein E-Bike in den abgeschlossenen Raum in der Tiefgarage einstellen durfte. Es hat auch nichts gefehlt an der Ausstattung. Lage top und vom Szeneviertel und der Straßenbahn war durch die2.te Reihe im Hof nichts zu hören.

Vielleicht weil ich sehr schweres Gepäck dabei hatte ein Fahrstuhl, aber unter anderen Reiseoptionen ist das mit der Treppe sicher auch kein Problem. Ist aber ein rein privates empfinden, denn die Wohnung selber war wirklich schön.

Die Unterkunft liegt sehr zentral inmitten der Neustadt, sie ist gut ausgestattet für einen angenehmen Aufenthalt. Sie liegt im Hinterhaus ist ruhig, hell und wohnlich eingerichtet. Es gibt die Möglichkeit einen Parkplatz in der Tiefgarage anzumieten, wir konnten unsere Fahrräder darin abstellen. Der Zugang erfolgt über einen Code und ist sehr unkompliziert. Die Vermieterin ist jederzeit erreichbar, sehr freundlich und antwortet sofort. Wir würden jederzeit wieder kommen.

Es gab keine negativen Punkte.

I've been to Dresden several times, so the location is the reason I picked the apartment (great coffee shop right in front) particularly as it had safe, underground parking. BTW, it is not anywhere as tight as some reviewers say (there was a Ford Transit parked comfortably next to us), probably as they have never been to Paris so have no idea what actual, tight parking looks like. Anyway, the apartment was clean but obviously just set up as a rental. Not that this is a bad thing. But when an apartment is set up this way, it looks good in pictures but is not particularly practical. For example, the lighting was poor, the kitchen was tiny and the sofas, which looked great, had pop-up armrests that un-popped if you actually rested an arm on them. Not great if you like to rest arms. And there were no pillows, so one couldn't comfortably put their feet up on the coffee table, which is OK unless someone likes putting feet comfortably up on coffee tables. On the other hand, the bed was big with a good mattress (no springs, I hate springs). The inside blinds did a surprisingly good job keeping the sleeping area dark.

Well, perhaps it was just my being dense, but the key pickup instructions were clear until I got to "then on the left side of the house wall, are two tubes embedded in the wall." It was translated from German, so I assumed something was lost in translation as all I saw were two metal disks that looked like covers to electrical conduits. What I failed to realize was that I was in Germany and German engineers have no qualms drilling two big holes into a perfectly good wall just to hide lock boxes behind what lookes like covers to electrical conduits instead of, like everyone else, simply locking the lock box to the closest immovable object (even though, once in France, that object was a block and a half away). Fortunately, the landlady, who was very nice even if her English was not very good, was there, so we eventually got in. Whew.