Karika Vendégház

The owners could improve the booking process by providing customers the option to pay for the booking online in advance; this would be more comfortable for customers.
Personally, I slept with closed windows and, even though I cooled the room very well with AC during evening time, after 4 hours of sleep the room temperature got very high again, and I was woken up by the heat and I needed to cool the room again with the AC for about 5 minutes. So the customer experience could be improved by thermo·isolating the roof (for the summer heat).

I still recommend the villa, as I'm sure the owners are open to accommodate customers' needs and to find customizable solutions.

Spoločná kuchyňa

Blisko basenów

Vše bylo naprosto super, majitelé i ubytování naprosto výborní

Małe zastrzeżenia odnośnie czystości w niektórych miejscach.

When booking, pay attention to hidden payments! Instead of €45, I paid €74. This difference is additional payments that are not included in the price. Usually the tourist tax and other things are small amounts, but here I had to pay almost twice as much. I did not expect this at all. It was a shock to me!! These additional payments included: city tax (there are no questions here) and a significant amount for heating and air conditioning!!! and this despite the fact that it is +16°C outside!! It's kind of early for air conditioning. The batteries were switched on periodically. Of course, I had to pay the full amount, but I was very upset and indignant. Why do I have to pay extra for cold batteries and for air conditioning in winter?! It's not too hot outside to use it. In my opinion, this is not very fair to the guests. It really spoiled my vacation. I don't want to go back anymore.

On Friday night, around 10:30 pm, we arrived at our destination. Upon check-in, the host requested our IDs, and I decided to leave only my girlfriend's ID, thinking I might need mine the next day in case I had to drive and encountered the police. Looking back, we should not have left our IDs at all; instead, the host could have simply taken a picture of them.
The following day, after returning from the Aquapark, we were attempting to take a nap when we heard someone attempting to unlock the door. Fortunately, our key was already on the other side, preventing the person from entering. Initially, we assumed it might have been a mix-up with another guest's room. However, it turned out that the host himself was trying to gain entry. He demanded the other ID card and immediate cash payment. Despite politely asking to settle the payment the next day since we were resting, he remained insistent. After a prolonged argument, he eventually evicted us from the hotel and even called the police.
Upon speaking to the police, they seemed baffled by the situation's triviality and concluded that the host might have anger management issues. They left without further involvement. We decided to cooperate and went to an ATM to withdraw the cash to pay him. We settled the payment for one night, despite having initially planned to stay for two.
This was an incredibly unusual experience for us, considering our extensive travels spanning over a decade. Until now, we had never encountered such a negative incident.