Aurora Residence

Prima voor elkaar! Mooi uitzicht, en prima faciliteiten! We hebben er 6 nachten er geslapen, was mooi appartement! Strand ook vlakbij wat lopende prima te doen was.

Het bed was alleen war hard, klein en wat ouder! Zou vernieuwd mogen worden.

Per il prezzo offerto offre un buonissimo spazio dove poter vivere e riposarsi con tutti i confort necessari per potersi autogestire. Vicinissimo al centro e anche alle spiagge

Appartamento molto bello e pulito, non manca nessun servizio, zona molto tranquilla qualche difficoltà a trovare parcheggio ma con calma si trova

Mieszkanie czyste, bardzo pomocna Carla, dostępna 24h. Lokalizacja dogodna zarówno pod kątem plaży jak i sklepów czy restauracji.

Niektóre sprzęty wymagają odświeżenia (ekspres do kawy bez rączki, brak kilku żarówek)

Appartamento nuovo e pulito letti comodi e biancheria nuova.

La posizione buona per cenare ma scomoda per parcheggiare e per il mare. Gela è una cittadina poco turistica...pochi negozi ..la sera non offre una bella passeggiata sicuramente non torneremo più.

Very cute, modern and clean apartment with fabulous view. We had a great time👍😘!

The property was very clean and spacious. We had a large terrace with a great view — you could even see the sea in the distance.”

Not What We Expected – Be Aware If You’re Planning Beach Time I usually don’t write reviews, but in this case, I felt it was important to share our experience for fellow travelers. We rented Aurora Residents in Gela, Sicily with the intention of spending a few relaxing days at the beach. Based on the glowing reviews, it looked like the perfect spot—and in some ways, it is. The property itself is beautiful and well-maintained. If your goal is simply to stay in and enjoy the residence, then it’s a great place. However, if you’re expecting easy beach access, think again. The walk to the beach is long and challenging—about 80 stairs down, followed by a stretch along a busy road, before you reach the area where you can rent an umbrella and beach chairs (which costs €20 per day, and you must bring your own towels). Getting back, especially for older guests like us, is even more difficult since it’s all uphill. Driving is an option, but parking is a nightmare—we spent 45 minutes trying to find a spot. Unless you arrive before 9:00 AM, be prepared for a frustrating search. Additionally, there are no restaurants or shops nearby. You have to walk at least 15 minutes to reach anything. We found this really inconvenient, especially since we were hoping for a more accessible and relaxing beach vacation. Unfortunately, we had to cut our trip short—we booked three nights, stayed only one, and asked for at least a partial refund. They refused. This was on June 1st. I can only imagine how crowded and difficult it gets during peak summer months. Safe travels, everyone!

Good location in town.