Wonderful apartment in Vienna

The apartment is facing the street, so it is noisy. Those who are sensitive to noise should sleep with the windows closed. Mattress covers could be cleaned.

The window glass is broken, the roll curtain is half broken, and the freezer is completely closed with ice with old frozen food and ice in it, and it takes a lot of time to make it usable. Flooring has gaps and protruding nails everywhere, so if you're not careful, you can get hurt. I actually got hurt a few times before I got used to it. The towels that are placed have a bad touch and smell of mold, so I don't feel like using them. The washing machine is quite mini-sized, so it is difficult to use it as a family. Also, at first, the washing machine was filled with half-melted and moldy powder detergent, and the sludge-like dirty water was piling up. First of all, I think it would be better to enter with the intention of doing a big cleaning. Although it may be said that it seems to be European. It was good that the flight was late from the beginning and there was a delay, so it was good that they responded to late-night check-in, but is it a friend of the owner? Even though it was promised that this person would be waiting in the room, I was unable to enter because he was absent. When I called the owner, he got in touch and asked if he was a friend? finally arrived (I promised to hand over 20-30 euros as a reward for late check-in, so it should be a job for him), but if you say that this sloppiness is typical of Europe, it may be so. The anxiety is endless when you can't get into accommodation with a child and a suitcase late at night in a foreign country where you don't know right or left. When I reported the problem with the facility to the owner, I was surprised by the prompt reply that he knew about it.

A bit hot, but the fans help!