Il Corso

Silvia and the housekeeper were both so kind and helpful during our week in August. We paid a very good price for the stay, and breakfast was good, with gluten-free food available on request. The property is on Porto Cesareo's main street, with services close by, and the best-known beaches are nearby by car. Parking wasn't a problem: even when the ZTL was active in the evening, we could enter by giving Silvia our license plate. The place was very clean too. Highly recommended!

The breakfast was generous, with fruit, yogurt, tarts, homemade apple cake, and plenty more. Signora Patrizia served it with such warmth and kindness, she made us feel right at home. Signora Slvia, the owner, was also kind, attentive, and available whenever needed. Our room was spacious, bright, and always clean, with a little terrace facing a small street lined with all kinds of shops. We were very happy with our stay and wholeheartedly recommend this B&B.

You're right on the main street, surrounded by restaurants and all kinds of shops. It's a great base for reaching the sea at Porto Cesareo and other beaches nearby. Breakfast was both excellent and plentiful. Highly recommended.

The room was a complete letdown. It felt claustrophobic, had no outdoor space, and the bathroom was tiny. The TV wasn't working when we arrived. We called right away and were told it would be fixed the next day, but nobody came, and our follow-up message got no reply. It stayed broken for the rest of our visit. The Wi-Fi was extremely weak, and getting a cold shower wasn't possible because the water tank sat fully exposed to the sun. Breakfast was nothing special. I'm giving a star for the cleanliness and for being close to the sea and town center. The previous reviews must be old or fake, because they don't match what we experienced at all. There was no parking pass, despite what several reviews said, so you have to beg to find one. And the solarium advertised so much on their misleading website doesn't exist, there's just a clothesline. We'll never come back. When we arrived at 11:30 AM, no one was there to welcome us. We got instructions over the phone to enter the building and then our room.