We stayed in room #6, the top floor (#3) of the house (There are only 7 rooms in this hotel, and the rooms on the top floor are #5, #6, and #7. Apparently everyone crazed for room 7. Room 6, however, is really nice, maybe the nicest of all the rooms. It faces the hill/city and the church, instead of the ocean, and it's just beautiful at night (and daytime too). Everyone has access to the rooftop, but room #6 has its own part of the balcony, and you can have breakfast there. The room isn't big, and enough for two people. Breakfast is free, and the owner, Claudio, brought it to our room! It was gorgeous! The only thing I think needs improvement is the noise: overall the guests are quiet, but since it's an old building and everything seems to be built of wood, you could hear people walk up and down the stairs. Since every building in the town next to an alley, you could hear people on the street laugh at night, and even occasionally car sirens set off. If u r a sound sleeper, these issues may not bother u, but if u r very sensitive (like i am), u might not get a very good night's sleep. But again, this is not an issue of Just this hotel, but for all most buildings in the town. My own suggestion is that perhaps the owner should install a small fan in each room, so the sound of fan could serve as a background noise and soften the noise on the street and along the stairs.