Maria I.
Marco, the owner, is a friendly Italian man who knows the area well and is around the property every day. He really cares about the place. There’s a kitchen with a microwave and coffee machine, plus a balcony where you can watch the traffic. Our room had the essentials, including a TV and AC, along with little jars of jam and Nutella, biscuits, espresso pods, and packaged croissants. The mini fridge had juice boxes, cold water, and milk, one of my favorite little touches. We stayed in the Urban room, which didn’t have a mosquito net, so we got bitten quite a bit. The other rooms seemed to have nets.

