Anne WeissPosted: Tue, Jun 23 2009Value:
4.7We ate breakfast and prepared sandwiches for lunch in the apartment. We are on restricted diets so this made our travels much easier. The open-air market is around the corner and the supermarket is close too. It would have been helpful to have been given a map noting these 2 services.
The bathroom only has one towel hook, which meant we had to dry our towels on the backs of the wooden chairs by the table, not good for the chairs but we had no other choice! We think it would be very helpful if you could add another 2-3 hooks in the bathroom, not an expensive idea. Also, there is no shelf in the shower stall on which to put soap/shampoo etc. and we had to lean down to the tile area on the floor to pick up these items each time. This is very dangerous when your feet are wet!
We have stayed in apartments like this in other cities in Europe and were surprised that there were no drawers for clothes (so we lived out of our suitcases which covered the living room area!), and no hotel style little bar of soap in the bathroom (at least to be able to wash our hands on arrival after using the bathroom without having to use the kitchen detergent, not really sanitary).
We were also surprised that no English language international news station was available on the television, i.e. CNN international.
One last suggestion, there was an adorable set for kitchen salt/pepper/oil etc. in one cabinet. We did not expect there to be oil and vinegar, but expected to find pepper in the pepper shaker - also not a significant expense on your part. (The salt shaker had salt and there was a package in the cabinet to refill it if necessary.
Because the bedroom was next to the entrance door, we heard other neighbors arrive noisily late at night. It was, however, convenient having the bathroom near the bedroom.
We ate out at Juicy Jones (vegan) and Maoz Felafel (vegetarian).
We bought paper napkins and paper towels and left them on departure. We really hope the next visi