Haus Pax

Unfortunately we booked without reading the reviews first. The rooms are dirty, small and carelessly furnished. It is questionable whether the bathroom floor was ever mopped. Check-in is a disaster. We didn't receive any contact details beforehand and there was no contact person on site at the specified time. We will not book here again.

We stayed at Haus Pax twice. We had already booked the second stay before the first - otherwise we would certainly not have gone to this accommodation a second time. Since the first vacation was completely spontaneous, unfortunately only basement apartment No. 1 was available. The bed covers were stained and partly turned inside out, the sofa bed had definitely seen better days and the beds were from the 60s or 70s (two single beds, which wasn't apparent in the photos). The plastic slatted frames had mold spots. After we contacted the manager, he came with an employee and the slatted frames were cleaned, but they claimed there was no mold, just dirt and the statement was that they had never done a basic cleaning since they had been managing the house, only one Alternating cleaning and supposedly there has never been any mold in the apartment. The window frames, the ceiling in the bathroom, and the heating pipes laid on the wall in strange detours in the living room, as well as the back of the living room cupboard, testify to the opposite. The beds should be replaced after our stay. The apartment was full of cobwebs, skirting boards hadn't been cleaned and the radiators were just disgustingly dirty, so you didn't dare dry your towel on them. In general, nothing really dried out down there in April. Even a previously promised change of towels after a week did not take place. When we asked what detergent was used (due to an allergic reaction), we were told that the laundry was only washed with fabric softener. So it's no wonder that the tea towels don't dry properly...Despite there being a washing machine in the house, we were not allowed to use it because the owner didn't want us to. So we had to wash out our laundry in the shower if the children had a mishap. We also couldn't find a clothes rack that was supposed to be there, or a bicycle rack. Only a clothesline outside under the trees where the birds sit, which didn't get us anywhere given the temperatures in April. Unfortunately, we also missed a trash can in the bathroom, which I find particularly unreasonable for parents with diapered children and for women who rely on hygiene products, who then have to dispose of diapers etc. in the kitchen or hang an open trash bag in the bathroom to have to. Two kitchen chairs were cracked, which we hadn't seen before, so our son (24 kg) collapsed directly into one of them. The apartment, which was supposedly freshly painted, was not painted properly (there were still brown stains over the bed in the bedroom and the hallway also looked very half-heartedly painted). The smoke detector was in the drawer instead of on the ceiling and the knob on the coat rack (from the 60s) was missing towards us.Our second stay in apartment number 5 on the 1st floor, a few weeks later, confirmed the picture. Despite the fact that I had previously asked by email to please clean the apartment thoroughly this time, including radiators etc., the apartment was unfortunately just as dirty as downstairs. Remains of toothpaste from the previous tenant in the sink, dirt around the sink and stove, hair in the dishwasher, coffee stains on the work surface, the kettle and coffee machine so calcified that you don't want to use them, the same dirty couch and the equally disgusting shower curtain (even with hair from the previous tenant). ), which you wouldn't want to touch with any part of your body for the world. The slatted frame is defective and the bed sheet has holes. In addition, there is a lack of everything you can imagine: pictures on the wall (nails are available), a working clock, bread knife, vegetable peeler, cereal bowls (there are only three mini-small dessert bowls in an apartment for 4 to 5 people).

I'll keep it short. If you like dirt and grime, you're in good hands in this house. Every day at 7:00 p.m. the TV no longer gets a signal. That was the view from the window.

It can't get any worse. Never ever again, you can't write anything more about it. Loveless, dirty, musty basement apartment, luckily we had great weather and were outside all day and really only in the basement to sleep, otherwise we might have left earlier. Not recommendable.

Positive: inexpensive, functional furnishingsNegative: unfriendly managers, loveless, spartan furnishings, sagging mattresses, loveless outdoor area (FEWO 3, photo shows the parking lot)

The good thing first: the apartment is inexpensive and the communication beforehand was a bit chaotic but friendly.Unfortunately, the positive aspects quickly come to an end. In addition to small things such as the old-fashioned and thrown together furnishings, no trash can in the bathroom and open drill holes everywhere, the issue of cleanliness is a fundamental problem: from dirt, cobwebs and dead flies under the bed to half-eaten chocolate with leftover packaging under the couch to clogged shower screens Unfortunately this went through.There is also a lack of equipment: as a welcome there was a toilet paper roll with four sheets (!) on it, salt or soap was also searched in vain.Unfortunately, this continues to the smoke detectors, whose brackets were still attached, but unfortunately without the detector itself. For our stay of two weeks there was exactly one set of towels per person (one shower and one towel), and these were not exchanged in between.A vacuum cleaner (one for the entire house with 9 (?) apartments) was used for cleaning, but it has seen better days and the telescopic tube can unfortunately no longer be located.Positive mention should be made of the very modern kitchen, which is also in good condition but is quite spartan, as well as the beach chairs in the garden for communal use.The bottom line is that you have to say "you get what you pay for", but the topic of cleanliness and hygiene shouldn't be dependent on your wallet.We will probably pay a little more on our next holiday in Amrum so as not to encounter the above-mentioned problems again.We cannot recommend Haus Pax.

Unfortunately, we cannot recommend Haus Pax and especially Apartment 1 (basement apartment) due to various hygienic and technical deficiencies. Apparently the focus here is on generating maximum profit with as little effort as possible. Anyone who decides to spend their vacation here must be aware that they are in the lowest residential segment.

Unfortunately we are only on this beautiful island for a week, sunshine almost every day and long walks on the beach. There is so much to explore. A mill museum in Nebel, great restaurants in Norddorf and Wittdün. Simply a great island.

Unfortunately not recommended in any respect.

Simply nice to live in. Gladly again