This is a very basic suite. There are 2 twin beds as you first enter, along with a small fridge, and a queen bed in a separate bedroom. There is no indoor sitting area, but there is a table and chairs on the patio. Nice touches included 3 water bottles in the fridge, and 3 coffee pods. There are sufficient towels and pillows, and the beds were comfortable.
We booked this accommodation when we had an overnight layover between flights, thinking it would be easier than heading back into Rome. It is about a 16 minute drive from the airport, although the taxi was almost as expensive as one into the city. We were grateful to be able to get a ride back to the airport the next day for 20 Euros. We also appreciated the opportunity to store our luggage until it was time to head to the airport.
The suite is in an old building, and it has a slight musty smell. It is about a 10 or 15 minute walk to the long, beautiful, sandy beach, which stretches on for quite a long way. There are numerous restaurants and bars along the beach, but no shops. The area has a bit of a party vibe, although there were also some quiet spots. In contrast to Rome, English was not commonly spoken, although people were great about trying to communicate. Our host, Maria was lovely.
