StayProtection vs. Stay Benefits
StayProtection
StayProtection for Guests is a Flatio coverage that applies to you at all times. It was designed to protect you, your money, and your peace of mind. StayProtection also includes an exclusive Move-in Guarantee, ensuring you'll have a place to stay even if things don't go as planned.
+ Stay Benefits
StayProtection
+ Stay Benefits
Stay Benefits is a special part of the StayProtection coverage which doesn't come with all Flatio properties. They include liability insurance, assistant services, and 24/7 online support for all situations covered by this package.
You can read more about the StayProtection and Stay Benefits packages and when they are applicable on this page.
Move-in Guarantee
300 Mbps
Flexible (14-days)
Reviews
I didn't realize that there is no ELEVATOR. I arrived with >50kg of luggage and no elevator. Flatio slyly hides that tidbit away, which you may not realize if you are new to the user interface.....scrap that. No matter what, that elevator information should always be shown! That is beyond accessibility. Some things you cannot lift.
Obviously "no elevator" impacts the market pricing tremendously.
My arrival was not in a good light. The checking was flawless but I soon faced 4 unlabeled keys of the same shape that all fit in every lock.
Then I realizing that it is a subapartment labeled "B" with a tiny anteroom and a light that switches of after 3 seconds until you move around again. So another set of entrance doors to find a key for. That is no joke. Minutes went by.
The sofa-bed as anyone who ever bought or used a sofa-bed will know, is a sofa and not a bed made for sleeping. They didn't provide a cushioning sleeping-cover. A 40 Eur investment every 2 years vs. a client 365days with bad sleep and productivity. Yeah. That makes economic sense!
And the stools are impossible to sit for much longer than a dinner.
There is no washing machine but a laundromat nearby. So no complaint here except than a washing machine in a tiny apartment is more important than a dishwasher.
Having survived the first day, I had experienced one of the best and coziest apartments I have seen. The label "rent like home" is no joke and all of the aforementioned things will eventually fade away.
And the neighborhood is fantastic - but that is true for pretty much everywhere in Warsaw.
|t is central enough, but then again that is information that you already had before you press the book-button.
I didn't realize that there is no ELEVATOR. I arrived with >50kg of luggage and no elevator. Flatio slyly hides that tidbit away, which you may not realize if you are new to the user interface.....scrap that. No matter what, that elevator information should always be shown! That is beyond accessibility. Some things you cannot lift.
Obviously "no elevator" impacts the market pricing tremendously.
My arrival was not in a good light. The checking was flawless but I soon faced 4 unlabeled keys of the same shape that all fit in every lock.
Then I realizing that it is a subapartment labeled "B" with a tiny anteroom and a light that switches of after 3 seconds until you move around again. So another set of entrance doors to find a key for. That is no joke. Minutes went by.
The sofa-bed as anyone who ever bought or used a sofa-bed will know, is a sofa and not a bed made for sleeping. They didn't provide a cushioning sleeping-cover. A 40 Eur investment every 2 years vs. a client 365days with bad sleep and productivity. Yeah. That makes economic sense!
And the stools are impossible to sit for much longer than a dinner.
There is no washing machine but a laundromat nearby. So no complaint here except than a washing machine in a tiny apartment is more important than a dishwasher.
Having survived the first day, I had experienced one of the best and coziest apartments I have seen. The label "rent like home" is no joke and all of the aforementioned things will eventually fade away.
And the neighborhood is fantastic - but that is true for pretty much everywhere in Warsaw.
|t is central enough, but then again that is information that you already had before you press the book-button.