We loved this room on the edge of the cliff! The sunsets were fabulous, and we enjoyed eating our breakfast on the patio overlooking the sea with the two friendly cats. Although it is attached to Carmela's home, it is very private and feels like its own little house. Carmela is very sweet and even picked us up from town one evening when we were caught there in the rain without any umbrella or raincoat!
There are only minor things that could be improved, such as providing more comfortable lawn chairs for the patio so that one could enjoy laying out in the sun, and perhaps providing some coffee and milk (there is a fridge, hot plate, and a moka to make espresso) because there are no cafes right nearby. You'll want to bring some food for breakfast. One thing to note is that it is a 15-20 minute walk to the center up a steep hill through a quiet residential neighborhood, and at night it is very quiet. I'm sure it's very safe, but you may want to drive in and out of town.
We enjoyed eating lunch at Trabucco da Mimi on the San Nicola beach, and we also loved the Cala Turchi, which is a beach that you reach by hiking over the cliff from the Baia Calalunga (we had it all to ourselves!). Eat gelato at Pina Gel in town, and go to the cute Enoteca next door. We also liked the simple and cheap pizzas at Pizzeria la Piazzetta and Pizzeria Padre Pio. Some of the other restaurants in town were overpriced and not that great. We didn't make it to Carmela's sister's agriturismo (Pane e Vino), so we will have to try that next time!