Seaside happiness flat and shared pool in Rosolina

The apartment listing showed an address that, when entered into Google Maps, appeared to be very close to the beach. This misleading location was the primary reason I agreed to pay a significantly higher price (€900), compared to similar listings in the area (€500–€600). Before arrival, I contacted the property via your platform, expressing doubts after checking the map. I was reassured that the address was correct and that "there were multiple entrances"—clearly a deliberate attempt to maintain the deception. Upon arrival, I found the actual location to be much farther from the beach—among the most distant in Rosolina Mare. When I raised the issue, the office claimed it was a “Google Maps mistake” and took no responsibility. However, this is **not a simple error or a case of possible fraud**—this is a **clear and deliberate case of fraud**. The address has been on Booking.com for a long time. Anyone, including the property managers and your team, could easily paste it into Google Maps and immediately see that it leads to a different location. The fact that no correction, clarification, or disclaimer was added proves **intentional deception**. This manipulation falsely enhances the appeal of the property by suggesting a prime location near the beach, which is completely untrue.