Choose the right kind of shop
Start with what you need immediately: drinking water, breakfast, basic food and any household essentials missing from the accommodation. Compare a nearby small shop with a larger supermarket by the journey as well as the shelf selection. Check the actual branch’s current hours, particularly on a holiday. A supermarket brand’s general opening statement does not establish that every location follows the same timetable or has the same products available.
Use online shopping deliberately
If ordering online, enter the delivery address or collection location before relying on prices and stock. Welbee’s explicitly asks customers to select that information first. Confirm the delivery window, substitutions, minimum order and how the driver will identify your building. For a new apartment, include the full street and door details rather than only a map pin. Keep your phone available around delivery and have a plan if a required item is substituted or unavailable.
Keep the first order manageable
Check fridge and cupboard space before buying large packs. If you are walking, consider the weight of bottles and the route home; multiple smaller trips may be easier than one overloaded bag. Read food labels for ingredients and storage, especially when buying an unfamiliar brand. Keep the receipt until you have checked the order. Once you know what the property and neighbourhood provide, you can make a more informed second shop instead of discovering duplicate supplies on the last day.
The useful details.
- Confirm the individual store’s timetable.
- Set the correct delivery address before shopping online.
- Check storage and carrying capacity.
Sources & updates
Reviewed 2026-10-29. Prices, opening times, transport and access rules can change; use the official sources below before setting off.
