Piana

The staff were rude, and the conditions were horrid. The radiators didn't work in winter! If you're looking for the cheapest toilet paper, this is the place.

In winter, Room No. 2 feels like a gas chamber. There are fumes, probably from the oil heating directly below on the ground floor, and airing the room for a few minutes is the only way to clear them. Finding out about this “bonus” at bedtime makes for an unforgettable night of improvising and enduring it. Sleeping beside a gas station fuel dispenser would feel like walking through a garden of roses by comparison. Thanks for the experience, but never again.

We complained, and they did the bare minimum to sort out a few things: a cleaning tablet for the pool, new shower heads, and clearing the clogged toilets. It still felt like a losing battle. The whole house had a sweet, rotten smell even after we'd cleaned everything before touching or using it. The place was filthy, grimy, and falling apart. The kitchen, and apparently the rest of the house too, looked like it hadn't been cleaned since the last renters, maybe months earlier. There was mold on the walls, old food scraps, and a coffee pot full of coffee that looked months old. Under every bed we found empty soda bottles, food bits, tissues with dubious dried-up substances, and other rubbish. The swimming pool was green with algae, as green as the sea. Half the toilets either wouldn't flush or barely flushed, and the showers were literally held together with duct tape or lying in loose pieces on the floor. Basic is one thing, but this was something else. It's by far the worst house I've ever slept in. Maybe it hadn't been rented for a few months because of Corona. That still doesn't excuse leaving it uncleaned after the previous tenants or skipping a quick check before we arrived. Clearly, neither was done. My advice is simple: don't rent it, stay somewhere else!!

It's a great place with good equipment, plus there's a sauna and a hot tub. You can't drive right up to the facility, though. It's about 400 meters uphill, but the climb is worth it. I highly recommend it.