Tepeskupas

I can only speak about the bungalow I stayed in, not the other two in the complex. The location is fantastic, with a view that makes you feel surrounded by the sea and wonderful forest air. But getting there means tackling about a kilometer of steep, difficult mountain road along a cliff, and some cars may not make it up. There’s no breakfast, hairdryer, hand towels, bathroom mirror, or iron. They don’t provide disposable slippers or shampoo either. The toilet has a water issue, and sometimes the water comes out boiling hot. The kitchen has just a small electric stove and a tiny pan, with too few utensils. In summer, butterflies and insects may get inside, so you might find yourself sweeping the floor often. It’s so high up that daily trips to the center aren’t practical, so bring the things you need. The owners can bring supplies if necessary, and they generally do their best to help.

The rooms are perfect in every way, and the view is truly beautiful. The five-minute drive is worth it for the sights. I don’t find people’s complaints about the road convincing. I recommend this place to everyone.

The view is lovely, and the young man is respectful. The place is fairly clean, but there’s nothing nearby, so bring your food and other supplies. The road is rough, dangerous, and fast. There’s a better alternative, though it has lots of turns and can take up to 20 minutes. I tried the jacuzzi, but it only produced dirty, muddy water, which was very bad. I’d stay in a cabin again, just not here.

The cottage feels romantic, with lovely details and a breathtaking view, especially at sunset. It sits right among lush greenery and the blue sea, and the owner is lovely. The jacuzzi is wonderful, and there’s hot water in the bathroom. The road is quite rough and the soundproofing isn’t great. Since it’s secluded in nature, expect some insects and prepare food before you arrive.