Homaris Apartments Therese

Upon arrival, the trash can was already overflowing with garbage left behind by the previous guest. Overall, the room—including the bathroom—lacked cleanliness. Furthermore, the legs of the extra bed collapsed while my wife was sitting on it; upon closer inspection, I found that only one of the four mounting screws was actually in place. Because this was dangerous, I requested repairs along with the trash removal. I received a prompt, cheerful text message from an AI promising immediate action, yet nothing was ever done. One of the dining chairs had the same issue—only one screw out of four was attached. Whether this is due to cost-cutting or sheer negligence, it poses a safety risk. I do not intend to use this place ever again.

Room is conveniently located, close to the train station. Nice area, not far to walk for restaurants or Pubs etc. Parking available on the street adjacent to the property. The check in is very convenient, all done through the mobile link, access to the room and front door all unlocked from your phone. One issue i faced was the fan. Due to the hot summer weather, the staff provided a fan in our room, although it was completely useless, the heat was bearable on my stay luckily, however we could hardly feel any airflow at all. Fortunately the big window opens quite wide for cooling, however if the fans/cooling was upgraded it would’ve made the stay more enjoyable. The room isn’t the biggest, however it’s very reasonably priced for its location and it does the job. Cheap and cheerful :) ! The other amenities were fine, such as shower, fridge freezer etc Overall the property is easy to access with convenient check in/out. Great location especially for the price, my only complaint is the poor fan we had. Other than that, i cannot complain.

Convenient location to the main train station. Room was a good size and clean. A little far from the main attractions although walkable if you don’t mind walking 3-4 km to and from.

The problem with this property is that it is basically unstaffed. It's one of these apartment "hotels" that expect you to do everything electronically by yourself, including registering, searching for the info on how to check in (it ended up in my junk email). They give you a confusing online app to open the front door and your room door. (You had to push a bar and wait for the dark line to go across the bar to get the door to click open.) I read a bit further and found a code that you could put into the keypad next to the doors to open them. If you're thinking I'm just not tech savvy enough to understand, I encountered at least a half dozen groups of people (many young and tech savvy) trying to check into the building while I was exiting. I managed to explain what I could to help them. Most were unaware that they had to do things like download a picture of their passport before checking in to their hotel. This greatly increases the stress of travel IMO and I will try to avoid these so called "hotels" in the future. It's another example of companies increasing profits by cutting staff. In this case providing no staff whatsoever except those who clean the rooms in between guests. When I got to the room, it looked more like a prison cell, with bare concrete floors, a filthy pot from the previous "guest" and a shower head that was falling off the wall. Also, no instructions on how the stove or combo microwave/oven worked. I won't return.

Check in was well organised. However the room was poorly maintained, with multiple items broken, the spout of the kitchen tap was disconnected and water shot out when tap was turned on and soaked me. Coffee machine didn’t work, water poured out and cup tray snapped off, hob top did not work (so could not heat water that way), shower tray overfilled and water poured in to main bedroom (filter must need cleaning), clothes hanger was broken and table leg damaged. In poor decorative order overall…not a pleasant stay!