“Isola bellissima anche se un po' cara... Albergo pessimo”
The central spot on the tiny island was convenient for reaching all destinations by car or scooter. The room (named D2, remember that!) was small, old, dark, and poorly lit even with artificial lights. The front door was off‑track; you have to lift it to open. There’s still floor light, so insects get in. The upper part of the door is glass with a smaller curtain, so early morning light still gets through. There are two windows, one without blinds or blackout curtains; you have to hang beach cloths to reduce light. The external AC motor is very loud. On the roof of the room sits the adjacent apartment’s AC motor, so at night there’s double noise and vibrations, amplified by the fridge: loud, no freezer, no internal light, tucked away in a dark niche. The wardrobe is tiny with only one upper shelf. The bathroom is the worst: very small, shabby, rusty, no window, no support shelves. The old shower cabin is dangerous and can’t close completely, with a “telephone shower” that has no wall mount and no place to hold shampoo, so you’re forced to leave it on the floor; it’s so small you can’t bend to grab it. The shower tray isn’t sealed, so after every shower the bathroom floods. The bed is a French‑style with a comfortable but very high mattress, so high that the sheets can’t be tucked in, leaving you exposed at night. For 9 nights (from 12/8 to 21/8) without breakfast, we paid 1900 euros!!! Crazy!!! We’ve had similar situations on Greek islands before, but paying a third (and even less!) of that amount. We immediately voiced our complaints to the owner; she was surprised and said she would look for an alternative as soon as possible.
GiovanniΠριν ένα χρόνο