Clara M.
Maria was kind enough to hold my luggage when I arrived, show me around, and answer my questions and concerns quickly. The entrance can be easier to spot thanks to the photo they send before arrival. The bike shop and restaurant downstairs weren’t open when I got there in early April. My antique room was comfortable, with a washroom, heat pump, TV, origami love seat, soap for hands and body, and comfortable bed(s). The place is cared for and has a warm feel from the recycled wood. It smells as good as it looks. There’s a balcony overlooking the sea with plenty of seats, plus the occasional mischievous cat stopping by. The shared kitchen comes with complimentary coffee and tea. There’s also a cupboard and a spot in the mini fridge for each room, and a considerate shelf where guests can leave or pick up things they won’t take along, like soap, dry goods, or alcohol. There are lots of restaurants nearby. I had an assorted sushi boat at Ikura and highly recommend it. Local doggos might also come over to say hi. I’ve included a hike photo. The red line shows my route, the green marks the little Sunday street market, and the yellow shows the Moroccan sand beach along the way. A family was barbecuing and playing music on the mountaintop, lovely vibes up there 🙏😊.
