What a gorgeous place, and well worth the climb. And you WILL be climbing, as it's near the top of a stunning hill town with unbelievable views of the Adriatic. Fortunately you can maneuver your vehicle fairly close for loading and unloading, and the owners were very helpful in helping us find a parking spot, not far away. As we were traveling with my 81-year-old mother, we were able to get to the beach and back by car without much trouble. The younger members of our party were able to walk down to the beach in 10 or 15 minutes. We stayed three nights and every morning brought a different feast of home-made pastry, bread and jams, with fruit from their garden and fresh-pressed juice (one was a pear/peach nectar that was out of this world). Also coffee, cappuccino, and fresh milk. The table was set beautifully on a small grapevine-covered terrace, with a GORGEOUS view of the sea. Our rooms were large, cool and comfortable, and we slept very well. Cupra is a bit noisy thanks to the train and the highway below, not to mention the cicadas, but we were able to block out nearly all the sound simply by closing the windows when needed. Angela and Marino have built something truly lovely, and they are wonderful and attentive hosts. They speak Italian only, but they told me they have a neighbor who can translate English, French and German for them when needed, so even if you don't speak Italian you should feel comfortable going here. Highly recommended if you're able to climb, climb, climb!

Tasty breakfast, beautiful views of beach and the old village. Hosts were helpful with booking dinners and giving shortcuts to reach the bottom of the hill. We were able to check in early too which was a great bonus.

Amazing view. Very local! Super clean, excellent breakfast at the terraze. Angela & Co. were very kind, helpful and nice!

Beautiful setting and views with a lovely fresh and plentiful breakfast on the terrace each morning.

Only a minor thing but parking was abit tricky on the first night. Not a major thing but being pregnant it was abit of a hike up the hill from where we parked. It was less busy the second night and managed to get a closer spot.