Todas las habitaciones incluyen Private bathroom, Free Wifi, Air conditioning, Flat-screen TV, Bidet, Toilet paper, Towels, Hairdryer y 3 más
Camas 9.3/10 · 66 huéspedes las mencionan
18 m²
Camas 9.3/10 · 66 huéspedes las mencionan
Very friendly staff and a solid Italian breakfast.
“da rifare ogni volta che serve”
Everything was normal.
“Miły hotel na wypady krajoznawcze do okolicznych atrakcji”
A cozy transit hotel that’s perfect for day trips. The owner, an older gentleman, uses Google Translate to chat with guests and is reachable by phone when help is needed—thanks for that. Rooms are roomy, clean, with large balconies and fairly big bathrooms that have a shower and bidet. The AC works well even when it’s scorching outside, and there’s a small fridge in the room. Parking is free in the side street next to the hotel. A supermarket, cafeteria, and gas station are right nearby. The wide gravel beach and promenade are about 1 km away; we drove there, but the parking had already entered a paid zone. The hotel sits in an industrial‑type town, so the vibe isn’t very relaxing and you can see cranes and port infrastructure from afar. There’s no elevator or ramps, so you have to climb stairs with luggage to reach the floors. From the street side of the rooms, traffic noise is audible. A shared coffee machine for all rooms on the floor charges 1 Euro per sachet. The standard breakfast includes coffee and a French croissant, which felt a bit sparse; you can order extras like an omelet for an extra fee, but you must notify the host a day in advance via the app.
La posizione, il servizio, la pulizia, la gentilezza e la disponibilità del gestore. Niente
Excellent. I recommend.
Very friendly staff and a solid Italian breakfast.
La posizione, il servizio, la pulizia, la gentilezza e la disponibilità del gestore. Niente
“da rifare ogni volta che serve”
Everything was normal.
Excellent. I recommend.
“Miły hotel na wypady krajoznawcze do okolicznych atrakcji”
A cozy transit hotel that’s perfect for day trips. The owner, an older gentleman, uses Google Translate to chat with guests and is reachable by phone when help is needed—thanks for that. Rooms are roomy, clean, with large balconies and fairly big bathrooms that have a shower and bidet. The AC works well even when it’s scorching outside, and there’s a small fridge in the room. Parking is free in the side street next to the hotel. A supermarket, cafeteria, and gas station are right nearby. The wide gravel beach and promenade are about 1 km away; we drove there, but the parking had already entered a paid zone. The hotel sits in an industrial‑type town, so the vibe isn’t very relaxing and you can see cranes and port infrastructure from afar. There’s no elevator or ramps, so you have to climb stairs with luggage to reach the floors. From the street side of the rooms, traffic noise is audible. A shared coffee machine for all rooms on the floor charges 1 Euro per sachet. The standard breakfast includes coffee and a French croissant, which felt a bit sparse; you can order extras like an omelet for an extra fee, but you must notify the host a day in advance via the app.
