Alpine city living by we rent

We were very annoyed because we asked twice before we left whether we could leave our luggage at the "reception" (a travel agency around the corner) when we left. Two employees assured us that it would work. Then on Saturday we stood there in front of the closed door with a lot of luggage and looked into the empty office. A WhatsApp message to the number on the door has remained unanswered to this day. We therefore had to cancel a tour booked for this Saturday. Disgusting. It was also very strange that the Austrian police knocked on our door one evening and asked about other tenants. The officials indicated that people from Bulgaria who were of interest to them sometimes stayed here, but did not comment further. I can't say whether this was just a rare, strange episode, but I'll keep a record of it in case other travelers also have such an experience. As a reader, please keep in mind: this can also involve illegal seasonal work or the like - it doesn't have to be a bad thing. The very cheap pillows, which offer practically no support, were annoying. Even after we got an extra set of pillows (after 24 hours and asking twice, but still) we couldn't use them to adequately support our backs when we wanted to sit in bed (and the position of the television clearly dictates that, for example). you should be able to sit in bed). In addition, the bed linen was strangely scratchy...we suspect cheap detergent and its residue, but that's speculation. Other than that, it was a case of "we thought it was a bargain based on the pictures, but no, it's just as cheap (for this region/location) as the price." That's a shame, but that's basically our fault and it would be ok otherwise: cheap for the location, but also correspondingly cheap. The apartment is pretty shabby: a fold-down table is broken at the hinge, a socket sticks out of the wall with exposed wires (seems dangerous, but I have no idea if it is there). There was electricity on it). There seems to be no vacuuming under the bed, so thick flakes of dust come out there. There's also the same thing with the "Mountain View": Yes, you have a nice view of the Schmittenhöhe - but also of the building opposite and the garbage cans in the yard. You know that, it's not an exclusive problem for WeRent and it was a better mountain view than some others with the same labeling. But it would actually be necessary for more transparency to be created here (unobstructed mountain view, etc.) . We're reasonably good at smiling away things like this and without the anger over the luggage fiasco it would probably be a 3/5 for cheap accommodation in a great location.

A good experience and a unique place because it is in the center and close to the lake Attached is a picture next to the building. It is of the company responsible for renting apartments. For your information, you must inform them beforehand about the parking, as they only have parking for two cars. Otherwise, the car will be parked in another place somewhat close to the building. For your information, the parking next to the building costs 10 euros per day. Upon arrival, you will be informed that you will be asked to place a security deposit. The amount according to what is on the Booking website is 200 euros. Upon my arrival, I was informed by the employee that I must pay 400 euros, and she was informed that I would only pay 200 euros according to what is on Booking, and I agreed to that.