★★★·Grottammare·6.6
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Hotel La Perla Preziosa in Grottammare sits directly on the beach, surrounded by a lush garden and a spacious terrace for sun‑lit relaxation. Air‑conditioned rooms include private bathrooms with bidets, balconies, minibars, work desks, flat‑screen TVs and free Wi‑Fi. Guests enjoy a buffet Italian breakfast, a bar lounge, and easy access to Grottammare beach (4 min walk) and nearby historic sites.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The distance from the sea, the breakfast, and the welcome aperitif were good. The room was too small, the bathroom tiny, and the air felt heavy, as if it hadn't been cleaned properly or the change wasn't done. Too many stairs and no elevator. The promised bottle of wine was not given at checkout; we had to ask for it, a clear oversight.
Marco·A month ago
The location is great, the staff are helpful, and the place is very nice for a relaxing holiday.
Jessica·3 months ago
La Perla Preziosa feels old-fashioned but well kept; the room was super clean, nicely furnished with everything needed, and the bathroom, though small, had a window and was well organized. The air‑conditioner was super efficient and quiet, giving me great rest during this hot summer. The train noise is barely audible. There is no elevator. The hotel relies on Eurotel for reception, breakfast, and dinner, but being just ten metres away causes no problem. Light lunch is served at the typical restaurant right below La Perla Preziosa. The staff are young, organized, friendly, and smiling, and I liked the animation girl a lot. Breakfast is excellent, and lunch and dinner were not disappointing in taste. Unfortunately the portions are very small; if someone follows a low‑carb diet for health reasons this could be an issue. The vegetable buffet is sparse—just salad, pickles, and tomatoes. In summer there might be a bit of grilled zucchini or ratatouille, but more cooked vegetables would broaden the selection. If you don't take the first dish you leave hungry. Today the mussel soup lunch was very disappointing; a tiny plate of shells and, if you didn't order something else (and pay for it), you really ate nothing. The quantity was truly insufficient. Light lunch is fine, but it was almost like a snack—ten mussels and a green salad, some empty bowls, almost fasting.
Anna·3 months ago
The description said the restaurant was closed, but it didn't mention that breakfast was not offered either.
Biagioni·8 months ago
The room was clean and welcoming. A constant noise kept us awake all night, probably from an autoclave, which was truly annoying and irritating. The nearby railway also spoils sleep.
Franchi·8 months ago