GuestReady1 reviews

Strange stay, left after one night 20 April 2026

not because of a single annoyance, but because the place felt unsafe and the paperwork was dodgy. Two days before arrival I was asked to sign an extra contract that wasn’t on the booking page. Basically it switched me from a “tourist” to a “seasonal tenant” — sounds technical, but what it meant in practice was losing the usual protections you’d expect. That alone made me uneasy.
The thing that worried me most was the electrics. I was trying to do normal stuff — heat the place, run hot water, and chuck a load in the washing machine — and the sockets started tripping. The manager even wrote to me saying the installation was undersized and asked me to “manage” how I used appliances to avoid a fire. I mean, manage? That’s not a fix, and I wasn’t going to sleep with that hanging over me. So yeah, electrical hazard is the detail I can’t stop thinking about.
On top of that the flat looked worse than the photos: damp patches, cracked paint, mould in the washing machine drum, a gas pipe that looked exposed. Small plus: it was right by a decent little bakery and the morning light on the balcony was unexpectedly nice — that surprised me and made leaving a bit harder, because the area itself wasn’t bad. I tried to get support from GuestReady and Booking, showed them photos and video, but they effectively treated the booking as still active and didn’t refund me. I reported everything to the authorities.
If you’re considering a longer stay here, just check the licence type and don’t ignore electrical signs. I left for safety — felt like the sensible, if irritating, choice.