We were left with mixed feelings about our stay at Andrea’s property. When we arrived at the apartment we found some empty bottles, towels and cutlery in the kitchen (I sent Andrea photos of all of this via WhatsApp). Also, there was a clothes dryer with towel on the terrace and we felt like we were checking in at already occupied apartment. Another thing we didn’t like was the fact Andrea didn’t know what should be the amount of electricity units (for the air conditioning) we need to pay for around three days. I asked him and the answer was “I don’t know”. However, we paid 20 euros and that was enough for less than a day. It’s unthinkable to stay at the apartment without AC, so be prepared to pay a solid amount for a few days to feel comfortable. Even more, the last day when we were checking out, preparing our stuff and tidying the property, we found a chewing gum and a cash receipt (it was from the beginning of June) under the sofa bed. Paying attention to all of the things I’ve written, that’s why we weren’t impressed by Andrea’s apartment in general.
Note to Andrea: Please, make sure that your apartment is carefully prepared for your next guests. Otherwise you take the risk leaving your tenants dissatisfied.