Tiago Paulos
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The good: The location is fantastic, with one of the best views in the old town. Our room faced the ocean and it was a pleasure to look out the window. There is also a gorgeous palazzo right by the building. Scenery really was unbeatable, both from the room and from the terrace. The bed was very comfortable and the shower was great, with perfect water pressure. The room was spacious enough. The staff was friendly, the decor was in great taste and the breakfast was really good (we could have used some bacon and more variety of eggs instead of just boiled, though).
The bad: Our room was “Il golfo” (all the rooms are named) and even though it was a really nice room with a fabulous view, it was unfortunately right under the terrace where everyone has breakfast, so we woke up every day to the very present sound of chairs being dragged upstairs, so we couldn’t sleep in properly. This was especially bad in the first two days, when there was family with kids staying (the kids were very noisy with the chairs), more bearable after they left. The host also said he would provide us with a sun umbrella for us to take to the beach, but that never showed up, unfortunately they forgot… Host was friendly enough , but really not as helpful and communicative as we would have liked. Also the wash basin position in the bedroom made little sense, to brush your teeth or shave you had to approach it from the side and look at the mirror from the side.
Tips: The place is about a 5-10 minute walk from the parking spot they recommend, and if you follow their video you will get there fairly easily, but forget about using google maps, total fail at finding the place through there.
Also there is a much cheaper and closer parking spot on the southern part of the old town, near the garden, but you'll only find parking there before 6pm - worth checking out after you arrive and are settled, though - it's a much simpler walk to the B&B and it's only 5 euros a day - the parking lot is a bit of a rip off if you're staying for several days.