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Features
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PETS
No Pets Allowed -
SAFETY
Carbon Monoxide Detector Not Reported (host Has Not Indicated Whether There Is A Carbon Monoxide Detector On The Property; Consider Bringing A Portable Detector) Smoke Detector Not Reported (host Has Not Indicated Whether There Is A Smoke Detector On The Property) -
BEDROOM
1 Bedroom Bed Sheets Provided -
GENERAL
Unit Size: 754 Sq Ft (70 Sq M) -
KITCHEN
Cookware/dishes/utensils Dishwasher Microwave Refrigerator Stovetop Toaster -
LAUNDRY
Dryer -
PARKING
Limo/town Car Service -
INTERNET
WiFi Available -
BATHROOMS
1 Bathroom Bidet Hair Dryer Shower Towels Provided -
LANGS SPOKEN
English Italian -
ENTERTAINMENT
TV -
CLIMATE CONTROL
Air Conditioning Heating -
LOCATION HIGHLIGHTS
Near The Airport -
SERVICES AND CONVENIENCES
Iron/ironing Board -
SUITABILITY/ACCESSIBILITY
Smoke-free Property
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david
Submitted May 31, 2025
Stayed May 25, 2025I’ve stayed in a number of places without a receptionist per se, even in Italy. Petra Marina Charming Apartment one was hands down the most frustrating. At one point I even called customer service regarding why I was in a feedback loop. No one answered. I did leave a message, but got no reply. Later, I started over again and did manage to register. Petra Marina Charming Apartment was a very clean, perhaps charming, and in ways even beautiful place to stay: “the latest” appliances, fancy plumbing fixtures, great shower and “closet” cut out of a stone wall. The down side of some of the newness was figuring out how to use it. We tried hard to understand how to get the towel warmer to work. PMCA seems to offer no info on how to work this particular brand of towel warmer (or this particular brand of induction cooktop, or this particular brand of microwave)…. and an internet search for towel warmer user manuals also offered no help. A text to our local “Team CleanB&B” contact explained that all we needed to do was go in the broom closet and flip a switch! We also had to contact her about opening the door with the single key card we were given. She explained that it was only opening about one time in 10-15 because I pushed too hard, but nevertheless consented to give us a code we could punch a key pad to enter. (The door still stuck, but did open). If you know how to work all kinds of microwaves and induction cooktops (the cooktop we did figure out), this place could work well fo