Casa Lima B&B

Good location, all staff were very helpful, comfortable at a good price

The location The male receptionist upon check in

The room and the bed

Beautiful garden and pond. Warm and welcoming lobby and dining room. My daughter loved writing on the bricks in the walkway and leaving her mark.

Water was off when we arrived but next morning and next day we enjoyed hot and well pressurized showers. I would have liked to know in advance the water was off. I was planning on washing and styling our hair when we arrived.

The staff was very friendly. I arrived late and they waited for me. The courtyard was lovely. Breakfast was very basic. Due to an upset stomach, I stayed a second night, but changed rooms because the description of the Junior Suite was incorrect.

The room descriptions are inaccurate. On the first night, I had the so-called Junior Suite with a supposedly separate bedroom. In reality, it was a small shoebox, dingy and stuffy. After a 36-hour journey from Europe, I didn't have the energy to complain. I changed rooms the next day, which was better. "Private entrance" probably refers to the door. Despite pointing out the incorrect description and receiving a promise to change it, it's still listed exactly like that. The suite with a balcony, which I was interested in, doesn't have the living room shown in the picture (apparently because the owner lives there, I was told). So much for 55 square meters. One thing I found particularly annoying: On the first morning, I was offered pancakes. I declined due to stomach problems, but I was happy to have the option. The next morning, I did accept the pancakes, ate one, and skipped the other breakfast. Shortly before my Uber arrived, I was suddenly charged about $8 for the pancakes. A menu was then presented (which also listed the other breakfast options), which I had never seen before. They didn't tell me it would cost extra when they offered it to me. I think this treatment of guests is awful. Therefore, contrary to my original plan, I've decided not to stay there again.