Salento - Casa vacanza di Diana Carcagni

10 reviews

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  giulia

  IT · solo_traveller · Aug 2026

  10/10

  Grande Diana!!!

  L'appartamento è grande e spazioso, anche se datato ha assolutamente tutto quello che serve, anzi di più! Borsa frigo, tutto per il mare, teli.. basta chiedere e Diana ti aiuterà ! Due passi dal centro di Nardò, ma fuori dal caos

  Il parcheggio è la parte che mi è piaciuta un po' meno, non c'è un vero parcheggio, si parcheggia lungo la strada (di trova sempre sempre posto comunque!) l'appartamento vale comunque il possibile fastidio

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  Spinelli

  IT · solo_traveller · Jul 2026

  10/10

  Cura nei minimi dettagli per gli ospiti, diversi servizi tra cui spiaggine e tanto altro che troverete nel garage. La cosa più bella è anche come è disposto l'appartamento per i bimbi, con tutte le varie utilità. Davvero soddisfatto e spero di tornare qui l'anno prossimo. Posizione ottima, parcheggio praticamente sotto casa e da qui si possono raggiungere tutte le mete turistiche in poco tempo.

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  Claudia

  IT · solo_traveller · Jun 2026

  9/10

  La casa era fornita di tutto, stoviglie e piccoli elettrodomestici. Molto pulita e in posizione strategica per raggiungere le spiagge della costa ionica salentina.

  Nulla.

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  Raffaele

  IT · couple · Jun 2026

  10/10
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  Michael

  US · couple · Apr 2026

  5/10

  Great - if you don't mind providing a €150 security deposit on blind trust

  The property is conveniently located within easy walking distance to historic center of Nardo. Parking is available on the street for free - and more often than not, there is a space to be found nearby. Diana, the owner is very responsive to questions and the apartment which is her family's home has everything you could possibly need for a comfortable stay. The apartment is spacious and clean and also has a fantastic terrace area on the roof of the building to relax or watch the street action below.

  The property has cellular wifi which is pretty slow and sporadic. If you need it just for casual use, it is fine. If you need it for actual work as I did, you will find it frustrating. Check-in was not until 5pm which is unusually late compared to most places. However, the biggest unnecessary - and easily-avoidable - disappointment was that the owner insists on a €150 security deposit which in our experience of travelling around Italy for several months is very unusual. While this also involved the inconvenience of having to obtain extra cash, the biggest inconvenience was having to inspect and video everything and all damages (like a car rental) late into the day after a long days travel and super-late check-in. To add to the issue, the Owner has no inventory list and no damage list, so unless you document everything to protect your deposit - eg the refrigerator door was badly dented and looked like someone had punched it in - or trust a random stranger - you risk losing your deposit. The final irritation of the security deposit comes when you leave. Now you cannot simply leave when you want to, you have to pre-arrange a time for the Owner's assistant to come round, and inspect the place before deciding if you get a refund. I raised the issue with the Owner who insisted people take better care of the place when they pay a deposit. Perhaps some do and perhaps others might simply not mention something important doesn't work or is broken for fear of being blamed for it. Oh ... and if you're a guy ... there are several diagrammatic signs encouraging you to sit down to pee - which of course is fine if you already do that! ... and if you're not a guy ... you'll have no idea why I even mentioned this.