Santa Amalia 44 by IVI Real Estate

On the first day, I tried to use the oven, and within five minutes the whole house was filled with smoke—it smelled like burnt oil that hadn’t been cleaned in years. When I first entered the house, part of the door frame fell off, which was pretty dangerous, especially since I have a small dog that could’ve easily gotten hurt. The kitchen’s smoke extractor barely works, so be cautious if you plan to cook fish or anything similar. One of the air conditioners was on but wasn’t blowing any cold air—just regular air, which didn’t help at all. After showering, we had to wait for the water to drain because half of it ended up on the bathroom floor—it felt like we had a mini pool in there. The shower setup seems off, and it definitely needs fixing. The bed felt old and uncomfortable, and the pillow was as hard as a rock. One of the wardrobes was inside an alcove with no room to open the doors, making it basically unusable. The walls are the thinnest I’ve ever experienced—there’s absolutely no privacy. If you get a neighbor who likes to make noise, good luck sleeping. The toilet felt unstable, almost like it could break at any moment. And if you’re on the heavier side, the space to sit is extremely tight. Overall, I have mixed feelings about this place. I appreciate that they allowed pets, but even considering that, for the price I paid for 5 or 6 nights, you could probably book a stay at a hotel like RIU, which is literally right on the beach.

Noise from above and other apartments barking dog etc. Poor facilities, no sun lounger chairs only plastic on balcony, shower room bit too small.

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