Le Terrazze

The rooftop terrace was a lovely place to relax in the evenings, and laundry was available from 5-8pm. The apartment had a well-equipped kitchen, though it didn’t come with basics like salt or pepper. We left some oil, a lighter for the gas stove, and a parasol for the next guests to take to the beach. Just remember to keep the screen doors shut to keep mosquitoes out. We stayed for a week and had a good experience overall. The apartment was spacious, with two air conditioners, one in the bedroom and one in the living area. The bathroom was roomy too, and had a door separating the toilet, shower, and bidet from the sink and mirror. A supermarket was just a few minutes away, while the seaside, with bars and restaurants, was a 5-7 minute walk. The large parking lot was also around 5-7 minutes away and cost €5/day + €5/night. Ours was on the lower ground floor, and the balcony looked onto a wall and the passage to the garage, so there wasn’t much of a view or natural air. The bed was reasonably comfortable but creaked loudly whenever you moved, which could be a problem for light sleepers. There was a free garage space under the building, but it was so tight that maneuvering was nearly impossible with all four spaces in use, even in a small or medium car. We couldn’t use it and had to park nearby for a fee.