The welcome was very friendly and flexible. I was unlucky to arrive a bit late, but I was greeted in the best way – pizza sprtiz ;) Smiling and ready to serve the guests in the establishment. The embodiment of kindness!
StanislasIl y a un mois
★★★·Monfalcone·9.8
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B&B Gasiso in Monfalcone features air‑conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, tea/coffee makers, free Wi‑Fi, work desks, flat‑screen TVs and complimentary toiletries. Guests relax in a garden and terrace, enjoy in‑room Italian breakfast with juice, and benefit from daily housekeeping, bicycle parking, luggage storage, and 24‑hour security. Located 1.7 km from Rocca di Monfalcone, 7 km from Duino Castle, and 6 km from Trieste Airport.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l’hôtel, aspect par aspect.
The welcome was very friendly and flexible. I was unlucky to arrive a bit late, but I was greeted in the best way – pizza sprtiz ;) Smiling and ready to serve the guests in the establishment. The embodiment of kindness!
Stanislas·Il y a un mois
The couple running the place are incredibly friendly and attentive, making you feel like a personal guest. They even give you a video with local tips during check‑in, and Silvio goes above and beyond with recommendations for sights and restaurants. A glass of wine and a little Limoncello as a welcome gift, plus their thoughtful care for bicycles and more, really add up. The only downside is that the building is old and the shower could use a bit more water pressure, but that's manageable.
Robert·Il y a un mois
Owners Silvio and Tina create a wonderful atmosphere here. Everything is top‑level. We’re impressed by the hospitality from the moment we entered. A big plus is the proximity to the train station, yet trains are not audible.
Martyna·Il y a 2 mois
Great breakfast. Sistiana was the best.
Rehrl·Il y a 3 mois
Good location for trips to Trieste, Grado, and Collio. Silvio’s welcome greeting with refreshments, pizza, and snacks was very thoughtful, and a video of regional sights was shown—perfect for newcomers, though we didn’t need it. We were allowed to park our scooters in the fenced garden! The breakfast was prepped in a fridge and the converted balcony felt a bit cramped as a dining area; the sheer curtains are not everyone’s taste. The house‑shoes rule with a shoe box in the lobby felt a bit like a youth hostel.
Gerald·Il y a 3 mois