Open Sky Villa

“Beautiful relaxing place!”

“Fabulous”

“Nice place to stay with family, but think twice if you need darkness and total silence to sleep.”

“Definetly coming back”

“On the whole, we liked the area around this villa. You can rent bicycles from the hotel for a deposit. There was a great little pond with lots of fish and frogs. The check-in/check-out process worked well. · Cons: The old villa has clearly seen better days. The small hotel complex has huge rats that like to walk around on the balconies at night. The walls in the apartments are partly yellowed and dirty, and at this time of year you will freeze in the apartment because the windows are not sealed enough. There are small oil heaters and air conditioners, but the humidity still gets in and in the evenings it is still super cool there in March. Washing clothes costs €10 per wash, which was absolutely weird for us. You have to pay a donation for breakfast; the reception seems to want money for every little thing. The villa is very noisy, it is incredibly loud in the morning, and it is almost impossible to sleep if you don't put earplugs in your ears. However, these are provided immediately, otherwise the guests would all complain too much. We were unlucky because a group of “highly spiritual” yoga freaks were staying at the same time as us, and they started making noise from 7 o'clock in the morning, with loud shouting, constant laughing, moving chairs on marble floors (yes, it's extremely loud there!) and you can really hear everything! like someone talking in the neighboring apartment, going to the bathroom, etc. There is no TV, and the room design is geared towards retirees or those looking for space for a yoga retreat. The hotel should have stated from the outset that the food served there is only “half vegetarian” and that only esoterics are most welcome there.”

“Nice venue from outside. Bed was uncomfortable, noisy hallway, I was given an eye mask and earplugs when I arrived and I”