Apartment Morena

Very Poor
Traveller Type: family with young children
  : We stayed for one night. The apartment is marketed as also suitable for 3 persons. In addition to the main bedroom, the extra person has to sleep on a sofa-bed in the living room-kitchen space, whereby to open this bed requires moving a table and a chair. It is also situated on the wall opposite the air conditioner, which means being bombarded by it the whole time. The kitchen is poorly equipped, and what is there is simply oily and sticky. Bed linens also needy... I'd also like to pinpoint to those who cant clime a lot of stairs, that there is no elevator.

Good
Traveller Type: with friends
  : The host was lovely and very helpful

Very Good
Traveller Type: solo traveller
  : This place takes care of the basics, and that's pretty much it. It's a little outside of the city center, but it's an easy walk, and there are restaurants and a grocery store close by. It is also very quiet; I slept with the windows open, which isn't usually something I do when staying in an urban environment. The basic amenities are there; there is a kitchen, a refrigerator, and of course a bathroom, but some things are a bit uncomfortable. The sofa is saggy, and the bed has a pretty thin mattress on it; be careful how fast you drop down on it. The shower is sort of a half-bath thing where you kind of squat and hold the shower head above you, plus the wall to the tub is high and might make it difficult to get in and out of for a short person. The best element of the place was the owner; Bosiljka was very sweet, patient with my lack of language skills, and quite helpful. It is really because of her I would recommend using her apartment for a single person or a younger couple.
  : The roughest part to me was making do with the shower in the apartment. I'd gotten used to good showers on the rest of my trip; it was disappointing not to be able to enjoy them for the four days I stayed there.