Chasa Il Muglin Ardez

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : The first floor is recently renovated with underfoor heating and fully equipped kitchen.It was also very quiet and comfortable.
  : Small condiments could be well appreciated.

Fair
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : There are I believe three apartments on this location. I was in the one under the stairs - the 'erdgeschoss'. I can not recommend staying there. The apartment is too small for what it tries to be and very awkwardly laid out - there is no place to sit down other than at the (small) kitchen table, the shower is in the bedroom area, and so is the refrigerator. The bed is one of those student-sized ones that is considered adequate for the occasional second occupant, but to me it felt small with just me in it. There is no adequate ventilation, and while on a hot day it may feel nice that the apartment is cold, it isn't really pleasant on other days. Also, there's a lingering smell of damp, wet concrete mixed in with the scent of fuel oil. About the only thing I liked was the floor finishing - some kind of black/gray sealant layer over the bare concrete underneath, but artfully done.
  : On arrival, the host wasn't present, and her daughter needed a long time to figure out my reservation and for which apartment it was. The host didn't check at any time later if everything was ok - not in person, and also not by any other means. In the apartment itself, ventilation is inadequate, making up for a constant damp feel even if you open the windows. The helpfully provided thermometer/hygrometer shows a humidity of 80-90% constantly, even when all windows and the door are kept open as much as possible. Drapes (in the bedroom) and pliss curtain (in the kitchen) don't keep out the light, and it'll get very bright around the bed soon after sunrise. The only way I could sleep was with a t-shirt wrapped around my head. The kitchen isn't really a kitchen but a collection of movable Ikea - the hob for instance isn't a proper hob, but two separate one-pan induction plates stacked on top of a rickety Ikea. The sink likewise - with the microwave oven under the sink, and you'll have to sit on the floor to use it. Even the bin just fits under sink - so tightly that to put anything in, you'll have to take it out of it's hiding place. The refrigerator is old and makes a racket - and it's at the foot end of the bed, so rest assured, you won't. You have two options - either unplug it, or jam earplugs in.

Very Good
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