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"Emiliano was a wonderful Host! Walked us around the property so we knew how to operate the gate and where the laundry was. He even helped with our luggage! The location is a little bit out of town but SO WORTH IT! There’s a restaurant and grocery within walking distance. The apartment was clean, bright, and inviting. Everything we needed was there, including extra towels and a clothes rack on the balcony. Would absolutely go out of my way to stay again! Thanks Emiliano!"

"I highly recommend this excellent hotel. My room was modern, comfortable and quiet. My reservation included breakfast which had a full variety of fresh breakfast items. Excellent location close to the city center with many resturants within walking distance."

"Comfortable, good location"

"The room had a mini fridge which was useful and it has a supermarket right next door that opens from Monday to Saturday until 10 pm. The hotel is within walking distance from the bus/train stations (around 700 meters). The staff is friendly and professional."

"Great room, very clean, good amenities, good location, friendly staff. Excellent value. Recommend "

"Very simple but had what we needed. Staff was great."

"It was a clean and comfort stay. Check in wasn't easy as i couldn't call them became of my data plan. Didn't realize i would have to call when i got there. Eventually, someone working inside the building got the lady to check us in. She was very friendly and helpful. "

"This is a lovely property and large old stone house. The family that runs it is very accommodating and kind. The room was small but clean and well stocked. The bed was very comfortable and the bathroom was large. A comprehensive breakfast was included as was use of the fridge in the kitchen. It is a bit of a drive to reach the property but easy to follow on a nav system. The WIFI didn’t work and we had to ask to have the heating enabled but still very much worth the stay. "

"The hotel was decent but the reception wasn’t open 24 hours so if you’re arriving late (around 11pm or so), you’ll always have to knock and wake up whoever is in there. There was one night that I almost didn’t get into the hotel because no one was at the reception and the main door was locked. Luckily, a woman who was also staying there arrived and called his boyfriend and unlocked the door for us from the inside. There was also a small spark or kind of a little explosion in one of the sockets in my room. I went to the receptionist but no one was there and waited for more than 30 minutes. A guest who happened to be an electrician helped me out. I decided to transfer hotels after 4 nights of stay. "