3 bedroom apartment – Rejtana 10

Hotel Description

You know what really surprised me about this place on Rejtana? I was expecting just another apartment rental, but honestly, this three-bedroom setup feels more like staying at a friend’s well-appointed city pad than some sterile vacation rental. The moment you walk in, there’s this lived-in warmth that’s hard to fake – I mean, someone clearly thought about how people actually use spaces instead of just making it look pretty for photos.

The bedrooms are genuinely spacious, which is rare in city apartments these days. I actually measured the master because I was curious – you could easily fit a king bed and still have room to walk around without doing that awkward sideways shuffle. The kitchen’s the real winner though. It’s got everything you’d actually need if you’re planning to cook (decent knives, proper pans, not just the cheap stuff most places stock), plus there’s enough counter space that two people can prep dinner without bumping elbows. The living area flows nicely from the kitchen, and the windows – well, they let in this great afternoon light that makes the whole place feel bigger than it is.

Location-wise, Rejtana’s one of those streets that locals know but tourists often miss. You’re close enough to the action that you can walk to the main attractions without needing transportation, but far enough out that you won’t deal with drunk tourists stumbling past your windows at 2 AM. There’s a little market about two blocks down that stays open late, and I found this café around the corner that does incredible morning pastries – the kind of spot where regulars read newspapers and nobody’s in a rush. Parking can be a bit tricky during peak season (I learned this the hard way), but there’s usually street parking within a block or two if you’re willing to walk. The building itself is solid – I never heard neighbors through the walls, which honestly impressed me given how thin walls can be in these older converted buildings. Check-in was refreshingly straightforward, no waiting around or complicated key pickup situations. The only minor thing I’d mention is that the shower pressure varies depending on time of day, but it’s totally manageable and the hot water never ran out on us.

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