Anyone who isn't a fan of the management's philosophy will feel cheated at the Cazzano villa. It calls itself a "bio luxury villa," which legitimately creates the expectation of a somewhat exclusive luxury experience. Instead, the rooms feature recycled iron hangers from the laundry, the kind that will easily tear through any outfit. In the fridge, a half-liter of tap water (shared between two people). On the bed, a "gift": a long, boring text and a figurine of a plant that gives the room its name. At the headboard, a sprig of rosemary... as if you were a turkey ready to go in the oven. Another message asks, "Did you like my gift?": no comment. The real gem is a Nespresso machine in the breakfast room, with fake capsules and a tag taped to it that says "€1." The villa is beautiful, the rooms spacious and clean, and the mosquito nets shouldn't have holes, but never mind. I read, in response to the reviews, a comment from the owner who was annoyed by the fact that guests changed towels every day: I did it too. The overall impression I get from my experience at this place is "I want to but I can't and I'm using the sustainability philosophy to save money." Breakfast deserves a mention (in a negative sense): for just €12 per person (sorry if it's cheap!) you get tea, coffee, and cappuccino, homemade bread (made the month before), jam of unclear origin, yogurt in jars without labels (but does the local health authority agree?), and a bottle of tap water with a mint bush inside. Also, a chocolate-colored cake with no chocolate, no butter, no sugar, no flour...INADABLE! And finally, the best of all, half a glass of a clear liquid that the owner claims is elderberry syrup, already poured. This is definitely not the case.
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