B&B Mediterranea

2 nice bedrooms. Good location, close to shops and beach.

No sitting area and really small kitchen that was missing some basic items. The breakfast was just sugary breads.

Très bon séjour dans cet appartement, idéalement situé à quelques minutes à pied de la plage de Meta. Nous avons particulièrement apprécié les deux chambres séparées, la décoration soignée, le lave-linge, le grand réfrigérateur avec la partie congélation. Dans l'ensemble, nous recommandons ce logement pour son excellent emplacement et son bon rapport qualité-prix.

Quelques petits détails pourraient être améliorés (vaisselle et ustensiles un peu limités, joints de douche à mieux entretenir), mais cela n'a pas gâché notre séjour. Nous avons également eu une coupure de courant, résolue rapidement par le propriétaire. En revanche, je recommande de demander à l'avance le détail du calcul de la taxe de séjour, qui est réglée sur place en espèces. Son mode de calcul ne nous a pas semblé suffisamment clair.

tutto sia il posto che l'appartamento

lavabo bagno bello ma un po piccolo

Rooms are clean and well maintained and fairly modern, bus stop at the bottom of the hill and buses are very cheap but often very crowded. Lovely view of the sea and bay from the cliff tops.

Communication was difficult and challenging. No proper sitting or lounging area just a narrow breakfast bar with four high stools and a small square table on narrow balcony with four chairs. no kettle. Breakfast provided is a basket of supermarket sponge things some with Nuttella fillings, large biscuits and croissant which did not appeal to me, also little plastic pots of jam, marmalade, Nuttella and honey which had crystallised. Only four odd glasses, one mug with handle, the other oddments of cups did not. Only one teaspoon and no chopping board, Preparing a meal other than sandwiches would have been a challenge. Small wardrobes only five coat hangers between us and four small drawers Church bells rings on the hour and at quarter and half past it. Quite a bit of noise at time from scooters and people walking down the alley. Someone in the apartment above shakes all the sheets and blankets over that balcony each morning so the one for the two bedroom is covered is dust and fibres and if you are outside you need to cover your drinks. As to the location it is NOT beach front, you have to walk about a hundred yards to the end of the narrow alley the apartment is on, then there is a view of the sea from a high cliff, a steep hill goes downward (road works on right hand side and cars parked on left make it narrow) have to dodge cars and scooters walking down. At the bottom there is a junction and steps down to a subway, with a lift. down 6 stops to the opening onto the beach level, along another tunnel and out onto an area of asphalt across from it are at restaurants, which block off the beach, you have to pay to enter and it is around 40 euros per day for four people, two umbrellas and four sunbeds. Black sand and very busy and noisy at times. The tunnels are quite shabby and the area a bit run down. The area has a steep narrow warren of streets and shops and restaurants can be hard to locate, very urban and mainly locals. Quite a contrast from Sorrento.