La casa di Eolo

A really well-kept spot with lots of room and a private, spacious parking area. It was super clean and fully equipped, with a garden and an outdoor charcoal oven. The sand dunes and beach are a 15-minute walk away, and fine dining is just 5 minutes on foot.

Antonio and Adriana were easy to reach whenever we had questions, and the house was spotless. Our dogs had a great time in the huge garden; the high walls meant we could leave without worrying about them. The sea is nearby without the nighttime noise, while supermarkets, restaurants, and pizzerias are only steps away. There are two bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, room for a crib in the children's room, and a sofa bed in the kitchen, so it worked well for our two families. Every room has air conditioning, though we didn't need it because the windows made the evenings comfortable. Playgrounds for little kids and entertainment for older ones are a five-minute drive away. A lovely place for a family break.

Our stay had gone well until we were saying goodbye, when the manager said the disabled person with us should dispose of the sanitary pads she unfortunately uses. I was responsible for her and had already put them in the proper waste bin so the manager wouldn't have to handle them. Instead, the manager told us, “Take them back to your country to throw them away...” Shameful. In reply to you, manager: people who look down on sick people don't deserve an answer. You should be ashamed, and I hope you don't face this kind of problem when you're older. You're right that we shouldn't have smiled politely, but taken the bag of diapers and thrown them around the house, as you surely would have done. 😄😄 If you list “accessibility,” keep in mind that guests may bring hygiene aids too. You understand...

I was there, and I agree with everything the doctor said. It was a good place, but the manager was rude about people with disabilities. I'm replying to the manager's offer of hugs and kisses: yes, there were some out of politeness, but we were all caught off guard and shocked by the answers about diapers, which are part of disability in general. We did throw them away, so don't worry. And out of respect for what disability means, you won't see us again. It would have been enough to recognize the mistake and simply apologize, instead of continuing to insist.