the polverara cottage

Despite the fact that the owner indicated in response to a previous review that there were no insects in the house, we were also very badly pricked by mosquitoes. Or maybe these mosquitoes only sting the Dutch :) As suggested in the previous review, I would like to explain all the light switches. For example, in search of light, we turned off the refrigerator with a switch. As a suggestion, maybe also an umbrella so you can sit outside at one of the 2 tables during the day when there is a lot of sun.

This house in the warm month of July is quite a challenge! The house has a winter garden without any protection from the sun. Suffocatingly hot. This conservatory serves as a living and dining room and simply cannot be used due to the heat. If you prefer to sit inside because of the wasps and mosquitoes and cannot get into the living room, this becomes difficult. We do not understand why there is no air conditioning, no screens, no fans, no mosquito nets in the house. (After all, without screens, you won't be able to cool the house in the evening without mosquitoes.) Finally, remember that this is not a suitable place for people with disabilities due to the very low ceiling of the stairwell. We, like the tall Dutch, also did not climb through several doors. Lying down for a week isn't fun.

The dishwasher does not wash cleanly - had to be washed by hand. But it will definitely be fixed. Each room has many switches that we were only able to identify for two weeks. You might want to turn on the shower light and instead ring the doorbell on the lower floor. We did not find the button for the light on the terrace to the end. A description would be very helpful.

The lighting in the rooms was inadequate for some. I'm sorry about the lack of mirrors in the bedrooms.