Studio for two with a balcony – Rajska 3 street

Hotel Description

Okay, so Studio for two with a balcony on Rajska 3 – honestly, this little place surprised me more than I expected. I mean, when you see “studio” you’re thinking cramped, right? But walking in, it actually feels pretty spacious for what it is. The layout’s smart – they’ve managed to fit everything without that claustrophobic feeling you get in some European city apartments.

The balcony’s the real winner here though. I spent way more time out there than I planned, especially in the mornings with coffee. You know what’s nice? It’s not overlooking some noisy main drag – Rajska street itself is pretty quiet, which you don’t always get in areas this close to the action. The furniture out there is simple but comfortable, and there’s enough space for two people to actually sit without bumping elbows. I noticed the neighbors seem to keep to themselves too, so you’re not dealing with loud music or conversations floating over.

Inside, everything’s clean and well-maintained – you can tell someone actually cares about the place instead of just collecting booking fees. The bed’s comfortable (I’m picky about mattresses), and the kitchenette has everything you’d actually use. Well, almost everything – the coffee maker’s a bit basic, but there’s a decent café about two blocks down if you’re serious about your morning brew. Storage is better than expected too, with enough closet space that you’re not living out of a suitcase the whole time. The bathroom’s compact but functional – good water pressure, which honestly can be hit or miss in older buildings around here. One small thing – the WiFi’s solid, which matters more than people admit when they’re traveling.

What I really appreciated was how easy the whole process was. Check-in was smooth, the host was responsive without being pushy, and they left some local recommendations that were actually useful (not just tourist traps). The area itself feels safe walking around, even later in the evening. You’re close enough to restaurants and shops that you don’t need to plan everything around transportation, but far enough from the party zones that you can actually sleep. Parking can be a bit tricky during peak hours, but there are spots if you’re patient – or honestly, you might not even need a car depending on what you’re planning to do.

Look, it’s not luxury – it’s a studio apartment with a great balcony and solid basics done right. But sometimes that’s exactly what you want, especially at this price point. The 9.5 rating makes sense once you’re there for a day or two. It’s one of those places where the small details add up to something that just works.

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