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Reviewed: 22 November 2022
Ryan
United States
6 reviews
1 helpful vote
8.0
Very good
• Business trip
• Group
• Five-Bedroom House
• Stayed 9 nights
• Submitted via mobile
The booking.com listing says each room has 2 queen beds, this is not true. There is 1 queen bed in each room that can’t be split into separate single beds.
Bathroom for each bedroom.
Stayed in November 2022
Reviewed: 22 April 2024
Serguei
United States
11 reviews
5 helpful votes
3.0
“Unsatisfying experience”
• Leisure trip
• Family with young children
• Five-Bedroom House
• Stayed 8 nights
• Submitted via mobile
The host Heidi is not very welcoming . We had a large group occupying house Danler and also a separate apartment on the same street. Naturally, people from the apartment were over our house. The host Heidi in a very stern way told me that I have more people than house capacity, even when it was explained these are our friends from the apartment next door. This is however a fairly small thing, although unpleasant. The most unpleasant and extremely inconvenient thing was that the house listing on the booking.com site clearly stated( it has been changed since) that all 5 bedrooms in the house have 2 (two) large beds. This was a critical criteria for me while looking for the apartment as my group consisted of one couple and number of unrelated teenagers adults and children. Upon arrival I found out each bedroom has only 1(one) large bed, and only one bedroom had a fold out couch, which the host Heidi very hesitantly made into a bed, repeatedly asking how many people we are in the house. As a result of unsatisfying accommodations 3 people had to stay together in one of the bedrooms, and 3 people decided to leave 2 days earlier than planned. I am surprised that to my deep dissatisfaction a listing with false information was present on the booking.com site
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