Vila Fabesca

The restaurant food was something we really enjoyed, and our room was clean with a comfortable bed. We stayed at the villa for three nights, and it turned out to be the right choice for us. It’s near the main street, reached by stairs lined with arches, roses, and candles. Reception, breakfast, the spa, parking, and the restaurant are five minutes uphill. The bathroom drain gave us trouble on the first evening, but it was fixed very quickly. There’s a kitchenette and shared space on the ground floor, along with a green area.

The Reception was impeccable, and the Restaurant staff were attentive. Breakfast was tasty and had a decent range of choices. The rest left a lot to be desired. I stayed two nights at Villa Fabesca and was glad I hadn’t booked longer. The bathroom especially wasn’t clean, the room smelled closed up, and there were other problems: scratched walls, an old broken fridge that smelled inside, and no hairdryer. The courtyard is small for a building that size, and the window faced a space full of weeds. The location is somewhat down in a hollow, and the area around it is rather unkempt.

Hello, we were very disappointed with the accommodation at Vila Favesca, specifically room 03. We booked a family room with two double beds, but were given a double bed and a pull-out sofa instead. We were travelling with our two-year-old, who started playing with toys on the floor, and soon we noticed the carpet was full of ants. Cleanliness was almost nonexistent, with spiders under the sofa and food scraps in the corners by the bed. The room and bathroom were both poorly lit, and there was nowhere to hang a shower towel. We also had to go to the hotel for breakfast, which might be fine in good weather, but was a major inconvenience in the bad weather we had. There weren’t many dishes to choose from either. There’s no parking near the villa. I’ll stop there, as I’d rather forget the experience.

The hotel looked good and the food was good, but we wouldn’t recommend staying at the villa. We were in ground-floor room 1, which was poorly lit. The wardrobe wasn’t properly fixed, and the windowless bathroom had no ventilation or siphon. Supplies were very limited: just a little soap, shampoo in a dispenser in the shower, and we ran out of toilet paper on our last morning. Luckily, we had a spare roll from home. Around 10 pm on the final night, water started running from the bathroom ceiling through a small door. It lasted a few minutes. We called Reception, but they said they wouldn’t disturb us if it stopped. We had to mop it up with a towel.