OceanView I by TOR

Nothing, everything was perfect

But not everything is idyllic. Even though the apartment is magnificent with its bay window, access via a narrow staircase without an elevator is a strain on the back. The interior design, dating from the 70s and 80s, has been minimally refurbished by an investment company primarily looking for returns. It's clear that this is far from the simple owner looking to improve his property. The huge bathtub in one of the two bathrooms is nonsense in a region lacking water. The dining room chairs are out of order, the bed mattresses, even though they are new, are uncomfortable, the paper filter coffee maker is in its final stages of wear, the Nespresso capsule machine is missing, and the smells from the laundry room are unbearable. Despite all this, it's a good choice for spending a few days in the historic city center. It's a shame they don't improve this beautiful apartment.

The water pressure is practically nonexistent.

1. **Basic Beds:** The beds were very basic and uncomfortable, detracting from the overall comfort of the stay. 2. **Construction Noise:** Building work was ongoing during the visit, with early morning construction noise starting at 7 am. It would have been helpful if the landlord had mentioned this possibility upfront. 3. **Unpleasant Odor:** An odd smell persisted in and around the apartment, possibly related to sewage rather than fresh sea air, though one eventually acclimated to it. 4. **Lack of Privacy:** One bedroom door was made of glass, compromising privacy as passersby could see inside. Immediate change is recommended. 5. **Poor Bathroom Design:** The bathroom with a bathtub had a design flaw for taller individuals, as using the toilet while sitting down was uncomfortable for someone of 5'9" height.

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