We stayed in the studio around the corner from the Corte Moline, so didn't see any pictures before we arrived and missed out on breakfast but the studio was lovely! Set in a little courtyard in the centro storico, just one minute from the sea wall. Whitewashed and pristine with a tiny kitchen if you want to self-cater. Ivana was away so Alberto helped us settle in and gave us some tips about the town. One word of warning: don't drive into the centro storico at all if you can help it! They restrict the traffic but we didn't know this before we got there. You can park for free in the port and walk up (also if you need to drive in and drop/pick up bags, then let Ivana know your car registration number so they can sign it off with the authorities (note: they can cover this for two days only). Enjoy the stay!