Great location. Italian cafe just next door. Very convenient to catch a good cup of Italy coffee in the morning just like every italian

Sometime upstair tenant footsteps a bit noisy

Location size of the room view on the garner

Check in too complicated. Internet not working. TV not working

Location is awesome, parking nearby (strange payment system). There is a boat line to Trieste in walking distance. Apartment is nice, although the bed creaks better then in a movie. Overall we were happy and will be back if the opportunity presents itself.

Pre-registration is something I start to have a problem with. I often book last minute or just before I hop in the car. Once driving I receive a message that I need to register, not only myself but every person that will stay before I get INSTRUCTION on how to get the keys. NOT keys, instructions. My fault, could booked earlier, could do it while refuelling, could do it in the car.. all that is true, but standing in front of the property and going through the lengthy process on the phone while the child is restless. I am ready for worse then a 0 rating for the property! And that does not start the whole discussion about privacy and sharing my family data, and our ID photos with an unknown entity.

The biggest advantage of this apartment is definitely its location. It is situated right on the waterfront, with beautiful views of the sea and the small fishing boats moored nearby. The setting is exactly what you imagine when thinking of a small Italian coastal town. In the evening, it is pleasant to sit on the square or along the promenade. The town itself is tiny, authentic, and charming, with a church, a castle, a central square, and even a small ferry. There are very few tourists, which makes the atmosphere feel genuinely local. Parking is available nearby for €8 per day

Unfortunately, our overall experience was negatively affected by several issues. The main problem was that the apartment did not match its description. The listing advertised a living room and two bedrooms, while in reality there were only two bedrooms and no separate living room. The apartment is very basic, with minimal furnishings. The kitchen is extremely small and can barely accommodate one person. It does have a microwave, a small refrigerator, a two-burner gas stove, and basic cookware, but overall it is much more compact than expected. The check-in process was also unusually time-consuming. We were required to complete multiple forms and upload documents for all guests. During our two-week trip through Italy, we stayed in more than ten different apartments, and nowhere else was such an extensive procedure required. The biggest disappointment, however, was the noise. The apartment is located directly above the square and nearby cafés. Music and conversations continued late into the evening. Early the next morning, around 4:45 AM, market vendors arrived directly beneath the windows to set up fruit and vegetable stalls. The process involved loud metal noises, moving equipment, and constant activity. Sleeping became practically impossible, and we were very relieved that we had booked only one night. Another issue was the air conditioning. The listing stated that the apartment had air conditioning, but in reality it was only a small portable unit with an exhaust hose that had to be placed through an open window. It cooled only a very small area around itself and was not effective for the apartment as a whole. The apartment is relatively inexpensive, and that softened our disappointment somewhat. However, knowing what we know now, we would not choose to stay here again, even for one night. The location is beautiful, but for us the inaccurate description and lack of sleep outweighed the advantages.