The apartment is nice and spacious. It has enough equipment and of course we loved the view and location.
I think if you wanted us to „feel like home“ we would have appreciated a few small gestures that makes a BIG difference.
1- 1-2 capsules of coffee as a welcoming gift. So that I don’t have to crawl in the morning through the village to find a coffee for the first morning. Plus even for locals irbid difficult to decipher which capsules fit in this machine.
2. a bottle of olive oil or any oil/ salt and pepper would be much appreciated. In the bathroom a soap for the hands. A sponge and soap in the kitchen. It’s not a big investment and it makes a big difference for a guest.
3. in the bathroom the basket and toilet brush is rusty and looks in a very bad condition - this drags down the whole impression of the bathroom which is overall good but the little things often make a big difference. That’s 10-20 Euro at Ikea.
4. overall communication was in my opinion not „feels like home“. I know you have two little kids (so do I) and I know that can be though and stressful. I think in this business small gestures make a difference. The handover was very brief. During our phone calls also.. just a sentence like I hope you enjoy your stay or something like this would have made us feel more welcomed. Instead it was like I am disturbing you.
5. when we entered the bedrooms the smell of humidity was quite strong so my wife actually was afraid about the kids health and wanted to leave. After all it’s not dangerous but in a handover you can mention it.
6. the interior is functional and some chairs need to be screwed as the are bumpy when you sit on them.
7. the bathroom door is a one way street: you go in and can’t get out without help from someone outside. Please check this can be unpleasant if nobody is around