BluMare Holiday Home

The apartment is arranged as follows:

In the living area, there is a spacious open space comprising the kitchen and living room, featuring a French window providing access to the terrace with a sea view. The terrace is equipped with a table and chairs. The kitchen is furnished with a fridge, freezer, 4-burner hob, oven, and microwave. The living room is furnished with a corner sofa and a flat-screen TV.

Moving to the sleeping area, there is one double bedroom and one bedroom with two single bunk beds. The bathroom in this area is complete with a window, shower, sink, bidet, and a washing machine.

A welcome courtesy kit is provided, which includes:

• For each person, there are three towels (1 shower towel, 1 face towel, and 1 bidet towel).
• For each bed, there are two sheets and two pillowcases.

In the bathroom, the amenities include:

• One shower mat for each bathroom.
• One liquid hand soap with a disposable dispenser for each bathroom.
• One shower liquid shampoo with a disposable dispenser for each bathroom.
• Two rolls of banded toilet paper for each bathroom.

In the kitchen, the provided items are:

• One disposable dish sponge.
• One kitchen sponge cloth.
• One 500 ml liquid hand dish detergent.
• Three dishwasher tabs.
• One roll of paper towels.
• One 500 ml disposable hand disinfectant gel.
• Two kitchen towels.
• Two kitchen tablecloths.

The Marche, a concealed Italian marvel nestled between the Adriatic and its more renowned counterparts, Tuscany and Umbria, has often gone unnoticed by travelers. With its serene atmosphere, sparsely populated towns, and a landscape that transitions from snow-capped Apennine peaks to enchanting beaches and mystical caves, it presents an ideal opportunity to explore Italy without the typical crowds.

Italian castles, distinguished by their striking geometric shapes and grandeur, add to the region's allure. These structures, each with its own distinctive features shaped by historical events, natural surroundings, and political transformations over the centuries, showcase the splendid diversity found in the Marche. Positioned centrally on the eastern coast, this region is bordered by the Apennines and the Adriatic Sea.

Its character is defined by a rugged, mountainous interior and a coastline adorned with charming seaside towns. The region's culinary offerings mirror this geographical diversity, featuring popular seafood dishes and rustic delicacies such as wild mushrooms, game, nuts, herbs, and the prized truffles of the area. Notably, coniglio in porchetta, a specialty of rabbit stuffed with wild fennel, and traditional porchetta crafted from suckling pig and served in rolls are beloved regional delicacies, with the latter often enjoyed as street food.

• Beach:150 meters

The following facilities are available for use upon booking this house:

Conditions of the landlord: