Casa Simona

Quiet and clean rooms, with extra blankets available if you need them. It’s a great place to spend the night, and the management is wonderful. GPS made it easy to find, and there’s a bus station very close by. Parking is easy too, usually with spaces out front, including a spot for people with disabilities.

Absolutely not. Don’t bring kids there. If you care about yourself, just don’t.

Outstanding.

It’s fairly close to the center, but the room was very, very dirty. They’d known we were coming a week ahead, yet there were huge layers of dust, and the carpet was covered with dust and crumbs. The smell was quite disturbing, and the bathroom was dirty and sticky. The only thing that seemed okay was the linen, which looked clean and smelled fresh. We couldn’t find another place for that period, so we stayed. I barely got to know the host. She handed us the key, took our money, then disappeared. I was bothered that she lied when I called to say I’d arrive after check-in time. She said it was fine, but asked me not to come at midnight because she lived far away and couldn’t come. In fact, she lived in another house in the same yard. She avoided us throughout the stay and didn’t answer when we called to ask for another room. On the last day, she avoided us again when we wanted to hand over the key. She was somewhere in the house and told us to leave it at reception because she had work to do, but she was actually watching us through the window and didn’t want to talk. The free toiletries were what the previous guest had used, just soap and toilet paper. I won’t go back and don’t recommend it. A woman with a child lives in that courtyard. The child kept walking around the doors of the other rooms and made quite a lot of noise. The accommodation faces a cemetery, and the whole view looks toward it.