Iancura - B&B di design a Salina

Ganz tolle Lage, Balkon mit Meerblick, tolles Zimmer

petit déjeuner frugal ( à améliorer), belle vue sur mer , très calme

Sympathique petit hôtel avec des chambres ayant chacune leur identité. Beaucoup de style et jolies chambres.

absence d’eau chaude et impossible d’utiliser la baignoire prévue à cet effet. Pas de chauffage non plus du coup. Frigo proche du lit et bruyant. Pas de vue sur la mer contrairement à ce qui est annoncé… de grands arbres coupent la vue. Wifi pas non plus fonctionnel

Location was excellent: a short walk from the port, near the public bus stop and main street of cafes, restaurants and pottery shops. The bed was really comfortable and the room was beautifully furnished. We were greeted on arrival, allowed a late check-out to correspond with our ferry time and when a problem developed with the water supply, the owners set to work immediately to fix it.

Would have like a kettle to make hot drinks, rather than just the coffee pod machine, but otherwise... nothing to dislike!

La posizione vicino al porto, fronte mare e vicino negozietti e ristoranti. Bello lo stile curato del' arredamento

Il bagno non era ben pulito fino in fondo . La colazione inclusa è molto basica e contiene brioche e cappuccino al bar vicino . Per la cifra pagata si possono aggiungere più opzioni.

Tutto perfetto! Un posto magico.

Nothing. I didn’t like it at all — the bedroom was so bad that I had to move to another property, and on top of that, I was charged extra for the so-called “upgrade”

A complete disaster – avoid at all costs. Calling this a “room” is generous. The so-called bed was nothing but a plank of wood with a piece of foam — not a mattress, not even close. Right next to it, a noisy minibar hummed all night like a broken fridge until I finally had to unplug it. On the other side, the only socket was taken by the lamp, so to charge my phone I had to sit in the dark. The “bathroom”? A joke. It was crammed into what looked like a wardrobe, less than half a meter from the bed. The door was a cheap pine panel that didn’t even close, so forget privacy. Inside, no window, no ventilation, just a dead fan that did nothing but hang on the wall. Storage? None. Just a sad rack with hangers dangling. To top it off, climbing into bed required stairs designed by someone who clearly hates humans — every time you had to duck or risk smashing your head into the ceiling.