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When we arrived at the lodgings, there was this board welcoming us and telling us that the rooms are upstairs and the middle one. and wishing us a nice stay and that breakfast would be available after 8 am. I dont think I ever saw the owners of the place and everyone trusts every one else, no one asks for receipt or cash or credit cards. Nice to see the old port keeping up with its centuries old hospitality
Written Nov 28, 2006
When we arrived at the lodgings, there was this board welcoming us and telling us that the rooms are upstairs and the middle one. and wishing us a nice stay and that breakfast would be available after 8 am. I dont think I ever saw the owners of the place and everyone trusts every one else, no one asks for receipt or cash or credit cards. Nice to see the old port keeping up with its centuries old hospitality
Written Nov 28, 2006
We traveled here in the pre-digital camera era and I have but few photo's. We stayed in a simple hotel and I remember having quite a good dinner. A little walk around the harbour, that's about it!
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