Peer Gynt by Grieg: Modern Flat with Vintage Charm

Welcome to Belgrade, a crowded 2-million capital of a free country. If you enjoy the hustle and bustle of lively megalopolis, but also an ability to flee the mess and get some good nights rest, be cool and keep reading. You came to the right spot. The space This is a fully equipped apartment located in quiet, green and clean area of Belgrade, excellent for work and healthy lifestyle. Still lively during the day, but also more chill and less gentrified than the city centre. Many are the perks of living a distance from the crowded, noisy and polluted city center, away from the many a cranes, buses and pm2,5's - an hour in a bus that runs every 15 minutes or a 20-min time travel in a Soviet train that runs every 30 minutes will easily take you places when you wish to be out and about. It's a settlement belonging to the Avala mountain mass, providing beautiful natural features and clean air, including a lake and lots of walkable green areas. I like to keep a private garden patio a surprise. Go figure! Guest access You'll access an appartment through the building corridor. All of the rooms are photographed and they will be used exclusively and privately by you only, for the time of your stay. I have heard that the photos are actually lousy and that the flat looks a lot nicer and larger in real life. Hell, it indeed was upgraded detail by detail many times after being photographed, but bookers be booking and now I have an even worse phone camera, so... Wear them pink sunglasses to see the rainbow, I guess! Other things to note Long term stays are welcome and 30% discount is applied to monthly bookings. Think outside the box and you might save more, but you better be cool and have a God damn life story. I'm tired of algorithms and avatars, bots and npc's. I won't do the white card for a couple of days, only if we arrange a longer term deal. I have to go about the provided supplies, how they are intended to last a single person approximately about a week. If there's two of you or you simply happen to spend more than provided, you're expected to get supplies that you need yourself. I have literally had a guest who complained about not having enough toilet paper to Airbnb support as soon as they checked in, only for me to find out that they haven't actually found it at the obvious place. Geez!