Residence Equilio

The location is central but still quiet, with everything close by. The beach is wide and long, lovely for walks, and the calm seabed is good for kids. Guests can use sunbeds on the beach, which is a big plus. Showers there are mostly paid, though there are some free ones if you look around. There's no Wi-Fi at the residence, and the beach connection doesn't work well either. The apartment is small, new, and reasonably equipped. It has balconies and exterior blinds, plus a washing machine and dishwasher, but no towels, dishwasher tablets, or toilet paper. The air conditioning is in the small hall and does work. The pool is great, with a deep section reaching 240 cm and a separate children's pool up to 50 cm; sunbeds and chairs are provided. Lido itself is busy, with lots of shops open late, great ice cream places, and good pizza. I recommend it!

The area is quiet but practically central, and the apartments are comfortable. The ground-floor ones are especially nice, with a garden and outdoor terrace. There's a private beach with all the facilities 500 meters away. The drawback is that the beach showers cost money and the water is cold, so you end up going to nearby consortia.

It's a peaceful place for a holiday, whether you're with family or younger people. There's a pool and beach area, and the supermarket is an easy walk. Piazza Mazzini is about half an hour away on foot.

I've stayed here many times. On a few visits, though, I saw an older man criticize how I spoke with my guests at the pool. We weren't shouting or disturbing the other tenants at all. He kept insisting that he couldn't set or dictate rules or orders, since he was a tenant and the lifeguard had approved my inviting my group of friends.