City Center Apartments CityBeat#4

City Center Apartments CityBeat#4 Overview

You know what caught me off guard about CityBeat#4? The name makes it sound like some trendy tech startup crashed into hospitality – and honestly, that’s not entirely wrong. These aren’t your typical hotel rooms, they’re proper apartments right in the thick of things downtown, and I mean that in the best way possible.

Walking up for the first time, I’ll admit I was a bit skeptical (the building looks pretty standard from the outside), but once you’re inside, it clicks. The apartments actually feel like places people live, not sterile hotel boxes. There’s real counter space in the kitchen – enough that I could spread out my laptop and morning coffee without playing Tetris with my stuff. The living areas have that lived-in comfort that takes most hotels years to figure out, if they ever do. I found myself actually hanging out in the space instead of just crashing there between city adventures. The wifi held up beautifully too, which matters more than it should when you’re trying to upload vacation photos or catch up on work.

What really sold me, though, was how dialed-in they are to what travelers actually need. The 8.9 rating isn’t just numbers – you feel it in the details. Check-in was refreshingly straightforward, no hovering over the front desk for twenty minutes while they upsell you on breakfast packages. The soundproofing is surprisingly solid considering you’re right downtown; I expected city noise to be an issue, but honestly slept better here than I do at home most nights. And here’s something I didn’t expect – they’ve got the shower pressure figured out. Sounds trivial until you’ve spent a week washing your hair under what feels like a light mist, you know? The location puts you within walking distance of pretty much everything worth doing, which saved me a fortune on rideshares and gave me those random discoveries you only get when you’re actually wandering around on foot. Sure, it’s a three-star setup, so don’t expect marble bathrooms or a concierge who knows your coffee order, but for the price point, they’re delivering way above their weight class. I’ve stayed in plenty of fancier places that felt more like expensive inconveniences than actual hospitality.

City Center Apartments CityBeat#4 Accommodations

Reviews of City Center Apartments CityBeat#4

• Vicky from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Great location, very spacious apartment, all facilities for cooking provided, toiletries also provided.

• Sroga from United Kingdom (9/10)

  very good location and very clean

• Viktorija from Lithuania (9/10)

  Convenient location. The premises were warm. There were all necessary accessories. Generally clean and tidy apartment.

• Lucy from United Kingdom (9/10)

  It is very modern

• Rūta from Lithuania (9/10)

  Nice apartment in the old town, modern interior, original and cozy, and kids loved the playstation.

• Tara from Cyprus (9/10)

  Fantastic character property. Great facilities had everything we needed, washing machine, iron l, fans etc. Very well equipped. Rooms comfortable. Would highly recommend and would book again in the future happily. Great communication with host for check in details.

• Edgars from Latvia (9/10)

  Through a stinky hallway and a bit forgotten patio, up few floors of narrow staircase (take it "as a local" vibe), you will be surprised how spacious and nice the apartment is. Nicely furnished, with an unusual (for apartment) ceiling windows here and there. Nice place to stay. Nice park-like view even from restroom window. 🙂

• Anspoka from Latvia (9/10)

  Nice apartment in perfect location

• Anzhelika from Ukraine (9/10)

  Great apartments and location.
  10 minutes by walk to the city center.
  Apartments are clean with all necessary
  bath accessories.
  The host is very responsive.

• Yurii from Ukraine (8/10)

  Pretty close to the city center. The apartments are quite big and very comfy

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