Monthly Rentals in Panettieri

We enjoyed our visit to San Lucido. San Lucido had very few tourists. It is a small and quiet village. Graziella's home has a lovely terrace with beautiful views. She and her son were very responsive to questions and were helpful with tips about the area. It was a nice homebase for us to stay in a centrally located area while we explored the much larger region of southern Italy.

If I could give more than 5 stars, I would definitely give it! Francesco is a MAGNIFICENT person. It's done a lot for us! I couldn't have chosen a better place to stay. The apartment is really very spacious, kept tidy and very clean. The location is great nearby you can find: bus stop, supermarket, nightlife street and much more. My boyfriend and I arriving from Verona, so since we didn't need directions from the airport to the accommodation, Francesco did not hesitate to help us, he gave us all the directions (shuttle and train). We will definitely return to Calabria thissummer and will definitely return to Francesco's apartment. Thank you for everything.

Jay's apartment is one of the most beautiful AirBnBs I've ever visited. 100% equipped, renovated and with a beautiful terrace from which we perfectly saw the falling stars and the starry sky. Conflenti is a small village surrounded by nature, where we woke up to the birds. Jay was very ancestor and very kind, from the moment of our arrival to the moment of our departure. Angela and Mariano, her collaborators in the village, were very kind and always ready to help and guide us. Highly recommended for a truly Calabrian holiday. PS: Take a nice shower in the bathroom of the main room: You won't regret the mountain view.

I have stayed at AirBnBs in more than a dozen towns in over half a dozen countries. My Calabrese and Sicilian hosts on this recent trip to Southern Italy have outshone the others. I was only in Sicily for a night, but spent weeks in Staletti, Calabria. Raffaele not only made me feel like a special guest, he treated me as a friend. By the time I left, he had introduced me to his father, his good friend living in London, an uncle with whom I played tennis, and the card playing regulars and owner of Bar Jolli, Peppe, and his brother, Salvatore. They were born in Calgary and spoke a little English so we had that Canadian connection. I came here by myself to work from home, escaping some of the Nova Scotia winter. It was kind of Raffa to make he feel like part of the community over the holiday season. I met Babbo Natale (Santa) in neighboring Sqillace, flew to Rome to see the Pope on Xmas Eve and Day, and Raffa invited me to see the Befana on the 5th before leaving town.#1 holiday ever!