La Gemma Nel Borgo

There was a balcony over the harbor, and the room was cozy and well located in the village. Space was tight, though, with barely enough room for two, and the shower was so small that getting in and out was awkward. Breakfast is about 200 meters outside the village. There isn't even a kettle or coffee machine.

For the price, I found this B&B about average, and I'd suggest it to travelers without very high expectations. Its best points are the picturesque spot at the entrance to Termoli's old town, close to everything, careful cleaning, convenient self-check-in, and hosts who respond quickly. I found the bathroom impractical and really tiny. I'm not just talking about the missing bidet, which seasoned travelers can manage without. There's also no luggage storage. The host kindly explained that they can't leave bags in the lobby for liability reasons, even though there's a security camera. I understand the explanation, but for people traveling by public transport, I think luggage storage is an essential service.

We spent just one night in Termoli before catching the ferry to the Tremiti Islands the next morning. The spot worked well for both the center and the ferry, about a ten-minute walk away. We were in the historic center on a pretty street. The room was a little small but well kept, with a sea view, a super comfortable bed, and a spotless bathroom. The person who checked us in was professional and polite.

The beach was only a five-minute walk away, which was handy for our little girls since we could go every day without public transport. Our room was cozy, properly equipped with air conditioning, TV, and an en-suite shower, and really clean and well kept. This is a beautiful B&B in Termoli's small old town, recently renovated, with rooms overlooking the harbor. It's family-run, and the welcome was just what we expected. The owners were very kind and even showed us where to park. Congratulations, and thank you for a wonderful stay!