La Tata B&B

We were able to get into our room in the morning because it was already ready, so we could spend the afternoon by the sea. The owner was very kind. Our room had a sea view and was spacious, comfortable, and well organized, with the bed right in the middle. Breakfast was generous and served on a terrace facing the sea. The village is peaceful and has wonderful views of the bay. I’d recommend it to anyone who loves walking and nature. We’ll definitely come back!

Raffaella was lovely and so helpful, and the location is top-notch. I felt at home in this little corner of paradise. It’s a world away if you want to unplug, and you can get around on foot or by public transport. I hope I can return someday.

The one thing we appreciated was being given availability when we called around 9 p.m. for a last-minute room, though only on the condition that we stay more than one night. We had correctly declared our two medium-sized dogs, but were assigned a room with wooden floors, which I would never have chosen for people traveling with dogs. Afterward, the owner complained that the floor had been ruined, as if the dogs had been flying, even though the flooring had not been completely renovated. Apart from those “misunderstandings,” I agree with another gentleman’s review about the lack of hygiene in the room. There was dust everywhere, even on the bedside lamp and the edge of the bed.

At Easter the triple room cost €120 per night, and I thought it was overrated. It was impossible to reach by car, the room and bathroom weren’t clean, and the single bed was under a drafty window. When we arrived, we were told to keep quiet because an elderly lady lives downstairs and will scream if the door is pushed too hard.