The room was nice, maybe a bit noisy, but not too bad - just the typical noise of the famous roman scooters. The room was also very clean. I forgot my belt which was sent home by mail - this was very kind of Irina. On the other hand I did not quite like Irinas way to communicate - I let examples speak:
'Dear Alfred, this morning at 10-38 I found the light in the hall and in the kitchen turned on. The price of electricity is very high in Italy and on the all doors inside the flat I put 1 yesr ago the posters to swith off the light. Please, be attentive!'
Well it was not 11 o'clock, it was 10:38. Do you understand what I mean?
And yes, there are posters everywhere, what to do and what not to do - here she is right. When I told Irina that we weren't even in the kitchen, she replied: 'I didn't tell you that you are responsible of all light in the flat. I would like to tell to not forget to switch off.'
When we left there were apparent problems in the shower which Irina wanted to charge an extra 30€. Since we did not leave the shower in other conditions than we have found it I refused payment, which she accepted with following sentence:
'Alfred, don't worry, if you don't agree you shouldn't pay it. I should learn this lesson for the future and organise better the system. Nothing personal.'
I am not sure that this 'system' will make the accomodation more cosy and relaxed, but then again, no issue for me to worry about ...