Pension Recidency

Room was clean, but without a fridge, which I think is quite an elementary tool of a hotel room, anyways.Hotel is just an 8 minutes' walk from the city centre, where you can hop on a tram or sit in a nice restaurant.

Receptionist lady did not speak any English despite having stated so, she just repeated herself but even the numbers did not go fluently for her. Whenever I asked a question regarding our stay or the restaurants/public transport nearby, she either did not understand me, yelled at me or indifferently rejected to hear me entirely. If someone works in the tourism industry, speaking English and being polite+helpful with the clients should be among their basic skills, at least as far as I consider. You have to pay an amount of 2EUR for air conditioning, which I find ridiculous: why can they not just include it in the price?? Breakfast was not available despite the fact that it was signed in our confirmation, and the receptionist lady was again not helpful at all when I enquired about possibilities nearby (you can, however, reach a few cafés in 200 metres).

Excellent location, 10 minutes walking distance to the city center. It was clean.

The apartment looked horrible, with old and somewhat broken furniture, old, rusty and broken bathroom appliances and shower, floor tiles in the entire appartment with absolutely no carpet (felt ugly and cold), TVs were almost unusable and of bad quality, the main light was turning itself ON sometimes for a split of a second. The kitchenette doesn't work (I understood was intended that way), for heating/cooking something there was a common room/place next to the reception. The worse however, was the NOISE. The windows+door did a terrible job of isolating from the outside noises, any footstep or people talking felt like they were inside the apartment, next to our bed. It was literally like we had no door and windows really, just open spaces to outside.