I believe there is quite a lot of information about the conditions one finds here that maybe useful for future guests. There are some positive aspects. The host gave us an authentic welcoming. The towels are nice and some food and drink was made available free of charge.
Boats come in very different shapes and sizes. The host provided no photos of the inside of the boat which if they did, would have been very informative. This is a small boat. If you suffer from claustrophobia think twice about staying. Beds in particular are less than comfortable. They are also small in size so that me (1,70m) couldn’t really stretch. That is by the way the highest bit of ceiling. My partner who is taller could not properly stand up anywhere inside.
Definitely not a romantic space as the proximity of two adult bodies becomes either uncomfortable, hazardous or impossible.
I write this review listening to the loud noise from the nearby bar. It’s 22h30
And it will go on.
There is a chemical loo inside, less than 2 metres from my face. We didn’t use it because the smell of chemical loos can be nauseating. The closest option are the common toilets; to get there takes a bit of walking.
Perhaps these conditions, together with the price tag, are reasonable for some people but not really for others. I see therefore the need to be much more clear about what is to be found here. I wish the owners good luck and hope these pointers are useful for fair business.