Anthony M.
The village and the place itself are cute, but the stay had a lot of problems. We waited 30 minutes because our room wasn’t ready, and nobody offered anything while we waited, not even a glass of water. We were told which room was ours but weren’t shown it, and got no information about Wi-Fi or breakfast. We hadn’t asked for dinner on Airbnb because we thought we could request it later, as we’ve done in other places, but were told that wasn’t possible, so we had to drive another 30 minutes to the next village for food. The walls are paper thin, and we heard everything from the other rooms. The old, worn mattress had a deep dip in the middle that we kept falling into. In summer the room gets boiling hot, with only a tiny ceiling window, so we had to sleep with the main door open just to breathe. The doors have no keys, and there was no toilet paper in the morning. At 43 euros, it was far from worth it.
