Very cozy interior.
The house is beautiful, super comfortable, and the surroundings are fantastic for disconnecting.
The rooms are comfortable, but arriving is an odyssey because the GPS goes crazy. There is no heating; the rooms have air conditioning, but we didn't use it, and the fireplace had to be lit to stay warm in the living room, so we had to buy wood for the second day. When I asked about the coffee machine, they said there was a Dolce Gusto and an Italian one and to bring capsules, but it didn't work. There was no shower gel and the shower screen was too narrow. We were unlucky because construction was happening at the gate at 7:30 am on the first day, and a dog barked all night and day.
The house is very well kept, full of little details, spotless, and the host is always friendly and attentive. However, getting in and out of the town is a bit tricky, and another suggestion would be to trim the grass on the terrace a little more.
The views are dreamy, the place is well equipped, and the rooms have comfortable beds and good climate control.
Very cozy interior.
The house is very well kept, full of little details, spotless, and the host is always friendly and attentive. However, getting in and out of the town is a bit tricky, and another suggestion would be to trim the grass on the terrace a little more.
The house is beautiful, super comfortable, and the surroundings are fantastic for disconnecting.
The views are dreamy, the place is well equipped, and the rooms have comfortable beds and good climate control.
The rooms are comfortable, but arriving is an odyssey because the GPS goes crazy. There is no heating; the rooms have air conditioning, but we didn't use it, and the fireplace had to be lit to stay warm in the living room, so we had to buy wood for the second day. When I asked about the coffee machine, they said there was a Dolce Gusto and an Italian one and to bring capsules, but it didn't work. There was no shower gel and the shower screen was too narrow. We were unlucky because construction was happening at the gate at 7:30 am on the first day, and a dog barked all night and day.
