Capotesta Luxury Rooms

The area is a paradise for hikers, with a beautiful nature reserve about a 10-minute walk from the accommodation and stunning views. The ground is very rocky, so you'll need to be reasonably fit for those walks. There are beautiful beaches nearby, though the two restaurants and beach bar within walking distance are fairly average and relatively expensive. There's not a lot going on, and no supermarket close by, so come prepared or have your own transport. A car is ideal for exploring. A minibus runs between Santa Teresa and Capo Testa every few hours from 9 am to 6 pm and costs €4 per ride. If you miss it, the walk takes over an hour, and there's no sidewalk, so you'd be on the highway shoulder. The location and price of this lovely place to stay in Capo Testa are just right. The building has three rental apartments. Breakfast is served from 8:30 to 10:30 am at three small tables in a cozy kitchen, or outside on the terrace with a sea view. It's quite good by Italian standards, with toast and sliced flatbread, two kinds each of cold cuts and cheese, butter, jam, Nutella, yogurt cups, pre-packaged Kellogg's cereals, fruit, mini natural juices, bottled water, two kinds of cake, fresh croissants, and delicious espresso or cappuccino on request. The staff are incredibly friendly but don't speak English. It was still easy enough to communicate without speaking Italian. The apartment was cleaned daily, and there were plenty of fresh towels. I can wholeheartedly recommend this accommodation.

Everything was fine, though breakfast could be better.

The rooms are modern, and the location is great.