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3-room apartment for 2/5 people on the edge of a vineyard

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4,9 44 avis Google
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Appartement • 5 personne(s) • 2 chambres • 1 salle de bain

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Jorge P. Google

It all went very well, until I received a message from the owner complaining that I used both rooms and that I should pay a fee per day for cleaning, as if someone would clean the house everyday. Well, I chose that house because I needed 2 rooms, if it was supposed to use only one I'dd have chosen a cheaper house with only 1 room.

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Beth F. Google

Joelle thank you for a lovely stay. Your family home was just right for us. The perfect distance from town for an evening stroll. We will definitely stay again.

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Stefano T. Google

The apartment is located in the ancient Eguisheim. It is equipped with all the appareils, . and overlooking a beautiful orchard (where we were given permission to pick fruits). Vineyards are everywhere to see. Rooms are large and the overall impression is very good.

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Dann K. Google

The apartment and location were perfect. The village of Eguisheim is so charming and on the wine road through Alsace.

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Becky D. Google

This was a nice property on the edge of Eguisheim that had good space and a peaceful view. The owner arranged to have friends meet us and they were helpful and punctual. Although the property was advertised as having internet, the owner communicated just before our stay that there was no internet or wifi. When I e-mailed asking why it was advertised as having internet and suggesting a gesture of some sort to compensate, she simply stopped communicating with me. Misrepresenting the property is a forgivable error that could have been an oversight. I would have been appeased with a simple apology. Mistakes happen to all of us. I did not appreciate, however, that the owner chose not to apologize or even respond.