Fairly well situated a 10 minute walk from the castle and a 15 minute walk from the beach, there was a little grocery at the end of the next block, a small playground, and a cafe (Passaggio) nearby with a massive playground for kids where adults can enjoy a drink while kids run rampant. While furnishings and decor are hardly luxe or up to date, things were fairly clean, especially the very nice pool. The breakfast was not worth the €6 (coffee, juice, toast, ham and cheese) so we only had it the first day. Beds were the low point: hard, cheap mattresses, especially the singles, which are only appropriate for small children, and even then I felt bad setting her to sleep on a surface on which you could feel every metal spring. Everyone at the front desk was helpful and friendly. Bar drinks were reasonably priced. The kitchenette was minimal: a medium burner, a mini one (for a Greek coffeepot I guess), a mini fridge, a sink, and basic dishware. Ok for a quick egg in the morning but don’t expect to make a full dinner there. Our room (112) had two baths! That was a real plus for a family.
