
SEA ROOM
Ground floor, window on the water, the loudest room in the house when the weather turns. Twenty-two square metres.
A small house on the rocks: eleven rooms, one long table for breakfast, and the sea loud enough to leave the window open.
Casa Mirena was a fisherman's house before it had guests. We kept the thick walls and the awkward staircase, added heating that works in February, and left everything else alone.
Breakfast is at one table between eight and eleven, cooked by whoever is on that morning. There is no reception desk: you are met at the door, and the key is a key.
Rates are per night for two, breakfast included. Choose one and it appears in your stay below.

Ground floor, window on the water, the loudest room in the house when the weather turns. Twenty-two square metres.

First floor with a private terrace big enough to eat on. Shade until two, sun until it goes down behind the hill.

The whole top floor, beams you will duck under once and then remember. Two windows: one to the sea, one to the hill.
“Eleven rooms, one table, and nobody trying to sell you an excursion.”






The dates and room you picked above are already here. Nothing is charged now — we hold the room and ask for the card on arrival.
Cancel free until three days before. After that the first night is charged, which is the only rule we have.