4 Balconi House- Appartamento moderno a Lecce

Przestronny apartament, z przepięknym widokiem z balkonu na dachy starego miasta. Na dole znajduje się sklep gdzie można zrobić podstawowe zakupy w razie potrzeby. Nie daleko znajduje się liczne restauracji, pizzerii i kafejki. Lokalizacja wygrywa bliskością do starego miasta.

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Modern apartment, perfect location! Everything you need for holidays

The 5th floor apartment I stayed in has a spacious balcony with an absolutely STUNNING view over old city rooftops. Incredible sunsets, too. The apartment as a whole is fine as well, it is renovated, clean, and big enough (and has a real kitchen which is great), but it's the view that made my stay truly unforgettable. If you book, make sure you get this apartment with the view, since I believe they also have another one on the ground floor. I can't comment on the AC since I visited in April when it wasn't yet hot.

The electronic door lock was running out of battery and often malfunctioning / being finnicky, and the property didn't care to replace the battery when I texted them about it. Some basic things were missing in the apartment (no water kettle, cutting board or actual wine glasses). There were some ants in the bathroom and kitchen. If not for these small things, it would've been absolutely perfect though.

There is good and bad with this place and some possibilities with some work. The place is located near the main gate and .5 miles from the train station but a long way to the main bus station. To open the main door the first time, you used an app with a virtual key and then collected the keys from a lock box. The bed was comfortable with extra blankets which were needed. More on than later. Olive oil, coffee, sugar, salt were provided. They was an espresso machine which we didn't use and a good quality Bianchi moka pot. A number of little tiendas run by immigrants are nearby with not much in them and the real grocery store is a ways away.

This place is incredible damp and cold, at least in December when we were there. There are wall heaters/coolers that sort of work. They are very noisy and cycle on and off every couple of minds and shake and rattle and don't do much. You wouldn't be able to sleep with them and I doubt they would cool the place in the summer. Fortunately there was an electric space heater that we moved room to room. It wasn't powerful enough to heat the living room but enough for the bedroom. And with all the different electrical devices, the main breaker would trip. The internet didn't work the first two days. They guy said he would reset it and "that would be that." After than it worked sometimes. The electrical outlets are very old and had bad connections. One time when I move he spacer heater, the plug was screaming hot and therefore a fire hazard. Some plugs didn't work. As is typical for European showers, this one had its typical set of problems. One shower head just sprayed water out the side. Water would run out of the shower under the glass partition. Because of the dampness, the towel we used to dry the floor was never dry again for our stay. The water heat was big enough for one shower. The windows look out to courtyards between buildings and never see the sun adding to the dampness. We left with lots of congestion from the dampness that magically disappeared on the first day of our next stay, so yes, it was this place. We used the washer and it did a marginal job. This seems like a place that was bought and never lived in and the owner doesn't know or doesn't care as long as he gets paid. It reminds of the places I have stayed in Mexico and Egypt and other third would countries.