Residence Karlova

라디에이터가 굉장히 많아 엄청 따뜻하게 잘 수 있다. 위치도 상대적으로 용이한 지점에 있다. 전자레인지, 오븐 , 웬만한 취사도구는 모두 구비되어 있다. 다만 밖에서 사람들이 술먹고 떠드는 소리가 다 들릴정도로 방음에 취약했다. 그리고 체크인 위치와 숙소위치가 달라 처음의 번거로움과 숙소를 찾는 것이 조금 어려웠던 점이 있었다.

This is a management company of apartments that advertises on VRBO but does not use VRBO to communicate. The pictures listed were *not* the apartment we stayed in. We messaged the "host" (again, we learned later that it was a company) many times on the VRBO site with no response. Finally, a day before check-in, we contacted VRBO Help / Support, who gave us their number to call (not listed on their profile), as we did not know how to check-in and received no responses to our messages. When we called, we learned we had to go to a separate location miles away to the company center pick-up the key (this is not advertised on profile). We were tired and lost--walked in without our passports, which they asked for during check-in. Again, like a hotel--which we did not expect--not an owner of a residential, private apartment. The apartment was huge for 3 people but dumpy - almost like for college students. It was clean but old--in condition and furnishings. When we opened a window, it started to hang and almost fell off. Our apartment door and a few others had outside damage, showing past robberies. The single toilet ran water the entire time, even when we tried to fix it. This apartment was on a street named Jilksa--and is located in the heart of the Old Town. You cannot park there and will need to find a parking lot about a mile away (we parked under the National Theater); the company did not provide parking guidance. There was some minor noise (school yard during the day and ground floor bar in the building at night) but nothing that we city-dwellers are not already used to. When we accidentally left a bag at check-out, they were friendly to call and let us know.