Casa Rural Andrea

We were able to park our motorcycle right on our porch, sheltered from the cold, even though the place itself was very quiet. The bungalow was small but really practical, with a private porch for meals throughout the day. The family's home is right next door, and we're so grateful they hosted us. There's also a three-bedroom house we're eyeing for a future trip... hehe. We'll definitely return. Thanks so much, family!

The best part was how clean everything was, really excellent. The place itself wasn't the sort of rural guesthouse I'm used to, though. It felt cold, there was no air conditioning, and the two gas heaters they gave us made sleeping feel risky. The decor was old-fashioned rather than rustic.

You can't eat on the terrace, there are loads of wasps, and smokers should watch out because they may try to keep your deposit. If you're hoping for somewhere peaceful, this isn't it. There's nothing nearby apart from a funeral home. Bring old bikinis for the pool, since it can ruin your clothes.

The house runs on green energy, with solar panels, hot water, a stove and oven, and heating by gas or cylinder. It's a quiet, peaceful apartment in the village, with olive fields all around. It'd be interesting to visit when the trees are in bloom. I'd choose the warmer months for a stay.