An excellent apartment. Newly decorated.
Three large bedrooms with a comfy double bed in each. The rooms are spacious and bright, with electric shutters to allow for a good nights sleep.
There is a large table in the main living space and plenty of utensils to make food if you need it. We ate buffet breakfast in most mornings. The coffee machine was also very welcome and the dishwasher.
The shower is powerful in both the main bathroom and the en-suite and towels were provided.
If you are anything like me, the reviews help you make up your mind. So here is some useful info about the apartment:
It is about a 20-25 minute walk into the centre. There is a bus stop literally 100 yards from the apartment. If you come out the main front door and go left and left again, you are there. You can see the back of it out of the far bedroom.
There is a large co-op 10 mins walk away for essentials (on the way into town). It sells just about everything a supermarket does. If you go left out the main door, left at the top and then right and keep walking along the main road you will come to it. Also on this route just before the co-op is a bike area for electric bikes. You can hire these with the ridemovi app. They are about €2 euros for 30 mins riding. The non-electric grey ones are €1. This is a dead easy way to get into the main centre. If you refer a friend you both get €5 euros. The €20 free (between 4) basically got us around the city for free for about 4 days of the trip.
The bins for the apartment are on the main road (left out the apartment). You need a card to dump the general waste. You scan it on the bin and it opens. The recycling bins for card/glass etc are open already.
We were a little dubious staying just out of the centre because we usually stay closer by. But it honestly doesn’t matter one bit with the bus and the bikes. It’s €1.50 on the bus in (15 mins) or €1.20 on the bike. A taxi is about €6 if you can flag one down.
Or walk in. Because that’s also a nice gentle walk in.