Mediterranean Rooms

The shower door kept falling over me while I showered, and the water would suddenly turn cold, then warm again. The room was much smaller than the photos suggested, and the balcony faced the building's hall. After a long day, the door got stuck and we couldn't get out to eat. The staff didn't apologize or say anything. It was awful and made the stay sad and very uncomfortable. Don't come, it was very disappointing!

Anna gave us clear instructions about getting in and collecting the keys. We arrived today and were immediately impressed by how spacious and clean the rooms were. It was the best room I've had on my many trips to Italy. The railway station and seafront are only a two-minute walk away, with restaurants, bars, and supermarkets nearby. Definitely recommended.

For breakfast, you get cards for a nearby coffee shop, where there are lots of coffee and pastry choices for a lovely Italian breakfast. Parking is available in a private, guarded garage across the street. You have to leave your car key with the car so they can move it if the garage gets crowded, but you also get a key to the parking area and can check on or get your car at any time. The host was very, very nice and helpful, and the rooms were clean, modern, and decorated nicely.

The breakfast is a voucher for a free coffee and croissant at a cafe three minutes from the room, so don't expect a big European or American buffet. The room was super nice, clean, and modern, and the internet was really fast. Netflix and Hulu both worked well. If you're arriving by car, there's a small garage across the street. Once you get the hang of how things work with the guard, you'll be happy with it. I had a street-facing room, though, and the balcony windows' rubber seals didn't close properly. Kids on scooters and people yelling were audible until 2 a.m. The rooms are on the second floor with no elevator, so you'll have to carry heavy bags upstairs. When in Rome, do as the Romans do.