Location: good location, close to ferries, bus station. Not easy, but possible to find street parking nearby, if you come with a car.
Flat: photos are from different flat, suggestion is to update to reflect actual premises. In photos flat looks way better then it is.
Could be better equipped kitchen - we have not done much of the cooking, so this was ok, but if you come and you cook for yourself 3 meals in a day - then it is not enough for proper cooking.
Extra charge: there is extra charge for electricity. There is fee of 0,37 Eur for each kW of electricity , if you reach 25 kW per day, all above this is to be paid. For 2,5 days stay we paid 20 Eur extra to be paid in cash (we were not in the flat most of the time), so if you are coming for longer stay, keep in mind this extra expenses. This was not mentioned in booking info, and would find this fair to be listed.
AREA OF DEADLY SILENCE: note, that in this area there are restrictions to sound. We were 6 group of friends (30-35 years old) and coming late in the evening from the city center we got feedback being too loud.
There was no disrespectful behavior with others, no shouting, no impolite or disrespectful comments, no parties in flat !!! (which was mentioned inside flat on the door), just laughing between us on the way back on the street.
Due to this we were visited by host, he was shouting loud and impolite, took us out of the bed and asked to leave 2 hours before official check out.
Yes, we admit, we were laughing coming back from birthday celebration, BUT SHOUTING IS NEVER EVER RIGHT BEHAVIOR especially when we agreed, that we have been loud, but where were no party in a flat (so flat was pretty clean, we even washed dishes) no offensive behavior neither with host, nor neighbors.
In general we are very respectful group and were only laughing between us on the way back. This could have taken not more then 10 min as we were coming by foot. So I find such behavior VERY UNPROFESSIONAL.
HOST: VERY IMPOLITE. I have traveled to 25+ countries and way more cities, have met different people and I could say, I am quite a flexible traveler. But I have never been in such situation. SHOUTING? REALLY? Was there a party in a flat? No. Anything broken? No. Have we been disrespectful with somebody? No. Any damage done? No. Have we said we were not laughing? No, we agreed to this fact. Have we shouted at you? No. Are we youngster with no brain? No. Have you any right to shout at your visitors? No.
Aaron,
travel is not a place, but people you meet.
In this situation I am bringing unpleasant memories from Malta as pity as this might be.
I have never been shouted at by the host and there is no justification to act like this. This is neither professional, nor right behavior for adult.