Cornaro House

The apartment had several issues, starting with the lack of hot water which was a significant inconvenience.
The air conditioning unit wasn't very effective, and the refrigerator had an unpleasant odor.
We faced difficulty in properly closing the doors and found the kitchenware to be insufficient. Parking was a challenge as public parking spaces were often hard to find.
We were provided with only two rolls of toilet paper for a week, which was inadequate.
The seating arrangement was limited to just one chair with no proper table, except for a small one under the TV.
The cleanliness of the apartment was not up to standard, and essential amenities like a microwave and hairdryer were missing.
The space was quite cramped, with just one room serving as both the bedroom and a small bathroom, and there was no wardrobe for hanging clothes, only some storage space under the bed. Additionally, we were provided with only one thin blanket, which was insufficient.

A charming rustic retreat at the top of the endearing and historic village of Asos. Very limited kitchen equipment and poor hot water and Wi-Fi connections. If you're used to all mod cons, this place is not for you. But, if you want to spend a few days in a genuine village house in a genuine hillside village, then it is waiting for you.

We visited the property with some friends. Although the courtyard looked beautiful, the rooms were in a very poor condition and dirty : — (The fridge and bathroom especially. The mattress was very old and of poor quality. We called the owner asking for extra pillowcases so we could use the pillows in the wardrobe and were told we are only allowed 2 pillows each! I also asked for some extra toilet paper and was told again we’re allowed one roll per room and if it runs out we need to go and buy some ourselves! He raised his voice but when I insisted he brought us what we asked for. It’s such a beautiful place but it’s not looked after. Details such as matching bedsheet, pillowcases, towels don’t seem to be important to the owner. If you decide to visit Arsos I would suggest finding an alternative place to stay.