Pausania Inn

Pleasant, well located, clean, friendly staff and delicious food.

Very kind staff and nice swimming pool

It was all fine. The restaurant locks a bit of atmosphere

Good breakfast and pool area. Comfort rooms of good size for a family and having a fridge helps a lot. A restaurant in place for dinner also helpful and good food for some nights.

the big pool is deep so not suitable for smaller kids. even adults needs to hang on the borders. breakfast could be improved with a better coffee as you expect to have that in Italy, maybe also a better assortment of fruits, but again it’s good enough to start the day.

The view to the mountains in the west, towards Aggius is good. There is a decent sized swimming pool. The room was large and had a comfortable bed. The hotel is popular with touring bikers from around Europe (who were all friendly).

After breakfast finishes, at around 10/10:30, it is not possible to get a drink of coffee/soft drink or alcohol until the late afternoon. Similarly, there is no lunch or snack service between breakfast and dinner. Alternatively, you are faced with a long walk into town - advertised as "1km" but (measured on my phone) in reality a long uphill slog (at an elevation of 600m this is not bad, but the effects of altitude can be felt) for nearly 2.5km until the first cafe in Tempio P. Dinner is popular, but the food while not bad, is not great either - think motorway service station level (in the UK, not Spain/France, where it is possible to eat well at such places). It's cheap and there is some choice, but after eating in restaurants that dot the countryside and local towns, we were disappointed. The A/C worked OK, but the shower was small in the economy rooms; there was an unstocked fridge for you to put your drinks in. There is an astroturf garden that sits outside the bar - this was pretty dirty: fag ends put out on the astroturf by guests that refused to use (un-emptied) ashtrays but not cleaned up the next day. Some drinks are served in plastic bottles The flower beds were unkempt. The place looked like it had had better days and, with a bit of work and a better chef and more cheerful staff, could be improved quite a bit.