For location and proximity to the Old Town, this cottage was good. It is located about 10-12 min walk from the main gate, but the part of the route was obstructed by the construction during our visit. There is a small but very cute swim area right below the property, easily accessible by the stairs, and a larger public beach just down the road.The cottage itself is old and rustic. It was renovated since the time of original construction, but all renovation probably took place around Yugoslavian War. The furniture seemed to be procured around the same time and looks very tired. All bedrooms are located on the second and third floors accessible by the stairs that should be deemed an occupational hazard. It is very narrow, steep, and all steps vary in width literally making every step a guesswork, especially since there is no bright light above the staircase. I would not recommend staying there if your party has small children or elderly people with limited mobility. The big positive thing is that the cottage is equipped with the working AC, though also seemingly inherited from Milosevic era, but still quite mighty. The only unfortunate thing about the AC units is that the filters probably were not cleaned for decades and the air blows dust and some moldy smells - but during the heatwave hitting Europe one should not be too picky. The hot water supply was sufficient and the house was equipped with enough towels for all guests.