Da Bepi

I couldn’t sleep at all during my stay because the hotel is in the worst possible spot, right in the party area. The room was really warm and the AC didn’t work. There were ants all over the bathroom, and I even found one in the bed. The sink was clogged too.

From outside, the place looks decent, but it’s all run down. The service toward foreigners was terrible. They seemed to do everything they could to charge you for every euro over damage that was already there, while acting like it hadn’t been there before.

It’s a quaint, family run place, and I enjoyed staying here. The beach is an easy walk away, and so is a nice shopping street. The hotel sits on a busy corner with a bar across the road. Breakfast is continental, and the lift to the rooms is very small. Our room had two twin beds and a bunk bed, plus a cute balcony. There was only one or maybe two electrical outlets, so bring adaptors. The shower was a good size and the bathroom was nice. The air didn’t blow cold, but the room stayed comfortable. AC is expected in the US, though it’s different abroad, just pointing that out. Don’t expect a five star hotel.

The location is nice, with shops, gelato places, and other spots for snacks nearby. The basics are there, but they aren’t very good. Walls are extremely thin, so even ordinary conversation carries between rooms. In one room, the bunk bed creaked loudly with every movement, which made it hard to fall asleep. There’s a tiny balcony that’s really only useful for drying clothes. There’s no pool. The food is okay, though the pizza is excellent.