Arcobaleno

I liked the spacious apartments (63m2 with veranda) and lots of free space between the houses with lawn, palms and trees. We did not use much of animation (speak only Italian), restaurant (being on a diet), but the local grocery was pretty good stocked. We used swimming pool in the morning (everybody else was on the beach) and the beach in the afternoon (when everybody else was crowded around the pool)--pool might be too small for all people of the village. The pool is apparently unattended: which was appreciated by our kids jumping into the empty pool in every possible way. The apartment was spacious but not totally clean (when we moved the beds), kitchen well equipped, bathroom spacious but faucets saw better times (still perfectly functional)--adequate for 10y-old villagio with 3 *. Air-condition in our apartment did not work and after going to the reception every other day they fixed that after 10 days: fortunately it was not so hot that we would need it. Anyway I bargained a week of beach service for free as a compensation and have a good story about how things in southern Italy work :-) Summary: if you want to have a spacious apartment (with grill and patio) in a uncrowded villagio and you do not expect superb services and entertainment this place is highly recommended.