Villa Galini

The room we were given wasn't the one in the photos. It was dangerously dirty: the toilet paper was used and filthy, and the flush didn't work. Big spiders kept us company overnight, and we left a fly catcher for the next unlucky guests. The owner also lectured us about parking, trying to fit more cars than the space could actually hold. Whenever we wanted to leave, he asked where we were going and made sarcastic remarks like, "Why don't you use my parking lot? It is too bad for you?" A cataphoric stay, a total scam. Shame he could rent rooms like this.

The owner kept checking when we came and went, where we parked, and other things. When we asked for napkins because there were none in the room, he handed us a used paper roll from his kitchen. The building looks like it hasn't been refurbished since the 1970s. Inside, the room was worse than basic: old, poorly maintained furniture, a broken mosquito net, and a cloth hanger tied to the balcony rail. The bathroom was tiny, dirty, and falling apart. The very small TV had an internal aerial and such a weak signal that you could hardly watch anything. If this hadn't been mid August, I would've left as soon as I walked in. Highly not recommended unless there's no alternative at all.

This was my second time staying here, and I'm sorry to say the service and especially the cleanliness had reached a critical point. I understand why the host wasn't smiling, shaking hands, or hugging us as before. The situation we're living through is terrible. BUT neglecting cleaning during such a "dangerous" and "pandemic" situation... I'll have to think about whether this place gets another chance.

It's okay, I guess, if you need somewhere for one night in an emergency because you can't find anything better. The price was cheap, 23 € for 3 persons, and the bed, bathroom, and floor were clean. The husband and wife running the place were helpful. But the rooms are small, the bathrooms are very old, the furniture needs updating, the balcony door screens need replacing, and the flat TV was a computer screen. If you're on a very low budget, you have to choose, but would I go back? No.