Ferienwohnungen Villa Dora

We'd happily stay here again. The staff were really friendly, parking was easy at the house or in the courtyard, and the place was peaceful. The apartment was clean, tidy, and new, with the beach and lakeside road very close by.

Small but pleasant, though Apartment No. 2 at Villa Dora in Bansin isn't wheelchair accessible. The room gets too bright because there are no blackout curtains, and the little kitchen is short on things like scissors and a ladle. The garage is on a side street and doesn't work for large cars.

Apartment 8 is fine for a week, especially if you don't expect too much. It's clean, has what you need, and sits in a central old building. The kitchen is OK, but there's no salt or spices, so you'll need to bring or buy those. Towels are only included for up to a week, with extras costing more, and toilet paper lasts about 3 to 4 days. Longer stays were less comfortable for us: the mattresses were too soft, and the sofa for two was uncomfortable to sit on for long. Parking in the courtyard, for example, costs 6 euros. Several times a week, a local parks a car and trailer there between 5 and 6 a.m., which is annoying.

The apartment was clean, and the shops and other amenities nearby were good. It's also close to the beach. But the rooms get hot when direct sunlight comes in, and there are no curtains, air conditioning, or even a fan. With the mosquitoes too, it was uncomfortable.