Julies Studios

Julie è stata molto gentile e disponibile.

Per una svita ho prenotato la stanza con vista città. Non era molto chiaro dalla prenotazione. Consiglio di prenotare la camera vista mare. Più ampia più luminosa e la vista mare ha sempre il suo fascino.

Right in front of the sea, the view is the killer app of this place. You can just go down, take a swim and come back. The staff was extremely responsive, polite and professional.

The bathroom could use some renovations. Despite being clean in itself, when leaving the room one has to leave a window open in the room along with the bathroom door open to avoid the room to intensely smell like humidity. The smell goes away in a few minutes, but still a bit unpleasant. A shower box instead of a shower curtain could also help a lot in limiting the amount of water overflowing in the bathroom, likely a contributing factor with the bathroom humidity.

Clean room with balcony and beautiful beach view. Has all the basics you need. Next to shops and restaurants. Excellent location, about 1km walk to town.

A fixed shower head would be perfect (rather than hand held - or have vith options). Street parking is tricky and hard to find.

The view is stunning from the balcony.

The bathroom should be a little bit more modern. The toilet is in a silly angle, but it's not the worst.

Location

Expensive parking The parking situation was not what we expected. If we parked in front of the accommodation or on the pedestrian area—we later found out it was a pedestrian area—we would still get fined by the police. We received a fine for parking in the pedestrian zone, even though we didn’t know it was a pedestrian zone. And when we spoke to the owner, she said she would take care of the fine. The next day, however, she said no, that we shouldn’t have parked there, that we should’ve parked in front of the accommodation like we did the first time. When we went to the police to retrieve the car’s license plates, they told us that no matter where we parked in that area, we would still get fined—whether it was in front of the accommodation, on the pedestrian path, or on that street—it didn’t matter; we would get fined and they would remove the plates. Overall, I feel the staff didn’t take responsibility, even though the owner initially told us it was okay to park where we did. But the police later told us it wasn’t okay anywhere and that we would’ve been fined regardless. So be careful where you park—it’s not okay. You’re better off using the free parking in the resort. Just so you know, if you decide to park there, the fine is €150. If you can afford it, leave it there. If not, use the free parking. I’d also like to add that the owner said she had spoken to the police and that it was okay to park there initially, where we parked the first time. But it clearly wasn’t okay, since the police later told us that parking anywhere in that area was not allowed. And it wasn’t just the police who told us we couldn’t park in front of the accommodation, on the pedestrian area, or on that street—some of the local restaurant owners told us the same thing. They were the ones who later helped us figure out where we needed to go to sort things out with the authorities.