Dimora Cassiopea

The location was the only good part of our seven-day stay. The room had one closet with no shelves and just two hangers, and our travel companions didn’t even have pillowcases. Cleanliness and hygiene were practically nonexistent. In seven days, they cleaned and tidied the room only once, and only after we insisted, even though it was covered in sand, hair, and dust. We had to ask every two days for fresh towels, which were left in a bag outside our door. Nobody ever collected the dirty ones, so after a week we had a zillion towels. I don’t usually leave negative reviews, but this went too far. I’m sorry, but the property isn’t being managed properly.

The room was noisy enough that it felt like we could hear everything happening next door. The walls are thin, and there are cracks in the glass that make the sound carry. One person kept a light on overnight, which was annoying. Housekeeping was also almost nonexistent: the cleaner came just once in our 10 nights.

We stayed in the Beta house for 3… The bathroom was lovely, but the rest was in terrible shape. The air conditioner leaked more water than a tap, and with no balcony or clothes horse, there was nowhere to hang our swimsuits.

We spent a sweltering night in a room that reached 30 degrees. Neither of the two air conditioner remotes worked, and when we tried to raise the roller shutter, its pin snapped. No one answered our calls. The bathroom shared a connection with the one in the next room, and our window looked out onto a gas station. Since the B&B was associated with it, we even had to go there for breakfast. The stay cost 67 euros a night, and nothing was as described.