Jano and Karolina made a real effort to make us feel welcome and made sure that we have settled in. Karolina responds very quickly to questions, and Jano follows up to make sure that all is sorted.

The property offered much more than the description made out, and we were pleasantly surprised. Jano's property is situated in a ~400 year old building with loads of character and a very authentic feel. The inside is done up in a modern and minimalist way, leaving the place with an airy and spacious feel - an authentic casa with a modern inside!

We loved the various "spaces" that the property has to offer - from the sitting area in the lobby outside the front door, to the back door area looking into a quad of sorts.The property is on the second floor, after you have entered through big wooden doors - just like the casa's in the pictures - stunning!

On a practical level, the kitchen is well equipped as are the bedrooms. The metro bus line is right in front of the building, and taxi's can be hailed at the corners. The property is in an interesting part of the city and offers a lot that can be explored by foot (and we did it with a push pram and 2 young children)- just pay a visit to the post office building (even if you do not need to) and you will see what we mean! Saturdays are really nice to explore, by day or night time, with little street markets, street theatres etc. There were enough entertainment for the kids nearby (i.e. the zoo, museum of natural history, the Papelote children’s’ museum)

This was a great experience and a pleasant stay for us – thank you Jano and Karolina (and David, who let us into the property at 20h00 and still had to travel back to his house).