Alloggio in palazzina stile Liberty Fronte Mare

Amazing location and nice flat.

The showers had low pressure and changed from very hot to cold during shower. I fed that back to the host and he said he will look into it.

Perfect hideaway for vacation. Close to the beach, Car park nearby. The location is super. Very attentive concierge Marcello.

Well, you shouldn't be working on vacation, but for the ones that can't disconnect, the Internet access is really bad. Anyway, with luck, you have 10 megas :)

Spacious apartment that made a perfect conclusion to our 10 day road trip in Italy. The kids ((9 and 7yrs) loved relaxing in the nice city of Nettuno and absolutely loved living in this apartment. You could see the beach from the little kitchen balcony, and to get there you crossed the road and went either left or right - the beach is divided by a marina and small castle. I figure you walk 150-300 meters depending on which part of the beach you want to get to. The kitchen was cleverly designed with most features you could wish for, and several grocier stores were within a short distance so we had splendid breakfasts. Nice big bathroom with a bath tub, and a very space effective smaller one with toilet and shower. Very nice towels by the way. The host is worth a special mention; what a nice person - not speaking a lot of english but a master of using translator so the communication was super. The nearest Gelateria was probably 40 meters away, and then the next maybe 50 meters away.. The city is small but really nice (and full of Pokestops, if you are into that). There are a very small "old city" with all the small streets we long for when we go to Italy, and lots of different restaurants etc. We were there in early october, so I guess we had a calmer experience (perfect for us). On the side note; we didn't know Nettuno was the scene of the "D-day" of Italy during the second world war, and we learned and read a lot on history while looking out the kitchen window enjoying a glass of wine and the view.

This is a culture thing maybe, and is something that is the same all over italy (and spain, france..). When two people share a bed; why don't they get their own blanket? Two kids cannot share the same blanket. :-) In Norway we of course use duvets - and always your own duvet so you do not have to fight all night over it. However in this appartment there was surplus blankets in the closet, so this negative comment is actually a positive one. :-)