This house is beautiful! It has the view of the blue church done with the light pink wall with bells right off the balcony. Amazing! The cleaning staff comes in daily to change sheets and towels, so the place is spotless.
However, you must be prepared for tourists who do not respect the “private property” signs at the entry gate to the main residential walkway and then again at your gate to the property. We had several people open the gates around 7-8am and walked on top of the house and even into the top bedroom. We left the door open to the top bedroom to allow the breeze in, we did not mean for it to be an open invitation for tourists. The host was responsive, but was unable to do anything since this is an issue the whole village deals with. Our resolution was to place a stool next to the gate of our property (it would make a loud noise and fall down the stairs if someone tried to open the gate) and we propped open the large balcony umbrella at the bottom of the stairs to ruin the picture taking view so tourists would not be tempted to try to come on the property.
Also know that this property does not hav air conditioning, as they keep it in the same style as it was built in about 150 years ago. There is a really great breeze though when you leave the windows and door open.
The view from the rooms, looking out the open windows, is spectacular! This is what you are paying for. You are paying for the phenomenal view with a fantastic balcony for you to drink some wine on.
It’s located very centrally, just one block off the main tourist street with all of the restaurants and shops. I stayed at this home with four friends and there was still room for one more person. We all really enjoyed it. The issue with tourists coming on to the property was a little frustrating, but that’s nothing you can blame the Air BnB for.