“Adventurous and primitive. At EUR 120.—per night extremely overpriced, not worth half of that.”
The garden is nice. The owner tries to be helpful but can’t fix the basic shortcomings (see below). Casa Momi sits on a hill above Pesaro. Your adventure begins with a path‑minimizing navigator that takes you through partly bumpy, partly single‑lane roads. Our room was a smallish, barely enough floor space to open our suitcase, subterranean with no natural light. No TV (no problem), no air‑conditioning (the room got very hot when outside temperature rose about 30 °C, as it did while we were there, and the subterranean window does not allow it to cool down at night), no dining table (contrary to the statement on the web page), no real internet (the owner let us use his private account), no fridge (we were allowed to use the house fridge for a bottle of soft drink and a can of beer). The “Hearty Italian breakfast” (web page) consisted of yogurt, toast, butter, four kinds of jam, a muffin, an espresso, and – as per request from the second morning – black tea. The very few parking lots are occupied by the owner’s cars and motorcycles. “Free parking” (web page) is on a narrow driveway, so we had to repeatedly ask the only other guest to move his car so that we could pass. But all this is my fault. I picked this place from the Booking page believing the 9.0 evaluation (5 reviews) and forgetting that anything below at least 50 or 100 evaluations is totally useless.
Ferenc2 months ago