Apartment in Rue Adolphe Joanne, Dijon for 56 m² with 2 bedrooms, dijon

Our room was not clean at all. Shower had a problem and was hard to switch. Our room had a small light and was somehow dark.

It's all you could ask for

I have lived in this residence for several years and have unfortunately noticed a gradual decline in the quality of services. Today, the laundry room is in an unacceptable state: one washing machine has been out of order for several weeks and the dryer is now also broken. The room was very dirty when I visited, with a particularly unpleasant odor. In general, the common areas are being maintained less and less well while the fees are increasing. Noise disturbances are frequent (shouting, loud music at night) and it is often difficult to find someone at reception when problems arise. This is regrettable because the residence used to have a better level of service. I hope that the situation will be addressed and that improvements will be made quickly because it is becoming outrageous!

I give this residence a 4-star rating out of 5 because it seems to me that the establishment has improved compared to previous, unsatisfactory customer experiences. Indeed, during my stay, I had access to: - dish soap - several towels - clean linens - small soaps - some kitchen utensils (knives, forks, soup spoons, soup plates, dinner plates, bowls, pans, etc.) The bed and pillows were comfortable, and for a short stay, having a small refrigerator is a plus (especially during a heatwave). I had no trouble accessing my rental using the directions sent by email. However, I would like to point out a few details that I feel are important for future potential guests to consider: The photos are not very accurate. The furniture listed on the website is there, but the accommodation isn't as decorated, colorful, and bright as in the photos featured on Booking and Google Maps. The atmosphere, at least at the end of June, is rather unwelcoming and unwelcoming. I'd even call it gloomy… (see photo) The reception blinds are drawn, there's no one at reception, and the common areas aren't open… The studio doors are thin, and one wonders if effective security systems have been put in place to prevent strangers from entering… It seems to me that the key to my studio is very easy to duplicate… It's possible to hear the noise of trains; guests might want to bring earplugs. Some surfaces are still a bit sticky, and some (not too bothersome) odors can be detected in the room. A yogurt smell (also not too bothersome) seems to be coming from the refrigerator. Despite these drawbacks, I still maintain the 4* rating, especially since I can't really expect more given the price (around €43 per night) and the fridge provided.

A complete joke. The safe-based key retrieval system is already quite ineffective, especially when the instructions given are incorrect. Then there's the "impossibility" of installing fans in the bedrooms during a heatwave, which seems rather absurd. The general smell of the studio, and particularly that of the refrigerator, gives a good indication of the attention paid to cleaning, which is clearly only superficial, as evidenced by the sticky residue near the bed, as if someone had spilled some unidentified substance. The choice of bedding is also ludicrous; you'll feel like you're sleeping in a disposable plastic bag, the kind that only serves to suffocate poor turtles. Finally, the various details of the studio demonstrate a total lack of attention to detail: a window that doesn't work, a direct view of the attic from the bathroom ceiling, a dirty bathtub, and an office wastebasket used as a trash can—unwashed, of course, and without a single trash bag. The complimentary madeleines and tea bags are not enough to make up for this overwhelming list of shortcomings. It was certainly the cheapest option, but at what cost...