Cosy 2 room flat nearby river

The location really is by the water, and I mean properly by it – not one of those “riverside” places where you need binoculars to spot the river. You can hear the gentle flow from the windows, which is actually pretty soothing at night (though light sleepers might want to pack earplugs just in case). The flat itself feels lived-in rather than sterile, if that makes sense – there are little touches like local guidebooks on the coffee table and proper mugs instead of those tiny hotel cups that make you feel like you’re playing tea party. The two rooms are laid out smartly too; the bedroom’s tucked away enough that if you’re traveling with someone, you won’t be on top of each other the whole time.

What I really appreciated was how functional everything was – the kitchen actually has decent knives and a coffee maker that doesn’t require an engineering degree to operate. The Wi-Fi worked without any fuss, which honestly is becoming rarer than it should be these days. Check-in was straightforward, though I’d recommend confirming the process beforehand since it’s not a traditional hotel setup. The whole place has this relaxed, unpretentious vibe that made me feel more like I was staying at a friend’s place than in tourist accommodation. Sure, it’s not luxury – you won’t find Egyptian cotton sheets or a concierge – but for a solid 3-star experience, it delivers exactly what it promises. The riverside setting gives it something special that your average city center hotel just can’t match, and that 8 out of 10 rating feels about right. It’s the kind of place where you actually want to spend time in the room rather than just crash there between sightseeing marathons.