Hotels near Castello Aghinolfi

"All was excellent from check in to check out Great restaurant and room service and breakfast was amazing. The entire experience including parking was exceptional! Wendy was very friendly and helpful with our checkin "

"Friendly staff. Historic building. Very clean. Spacious rooms. Enjoyable common seating rooms. Very centrally located."

"So good ! 👌"

"It was a lovely hotel."

"We had a great stay, was a little hesitant on arrival as we were driving away from the beach (as expected) and through what would be considered more industrial surroundings. Once past we arrived at the blissful Montepepe. A very peaceful boutique wine farm. Not sure how many can stay at hotel but at any given time there were about 4 or 5 tables at breakfast. The pool is great and relatively quiet as most go out for the day. Rooms were great, good aircon, lovely high ceilings. Didn't try the wine. We drove down to the beach and didn't have any issues with parking which made life easy. Like all good hotels one shouldn't need to deal with the hotel much which we didn't, the staff were very friendly and helpful at breakfast. Would certainly recommend."

"Room was a bit poky but very clean. Had an outdoor terrace off our room. Was lovely. Staff exceptionally helpful"

"We came here to celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary. We were so touched that they had put a chilled bottle of prosecco in our room. The beds are firm but everything is super clean. Staff really welcomed us and ensured we had a lovely stay. The beach is across a busy road but there is a crosswalk nearby which is super convenient. The breakfast was perfectly adequate. "

"A nice quaint property with amazing staff!!!"

"Property itself was ultra clean and the staff were amazing. The building is a little dated but perfectly functional. Unfortunately, the drawback of the area is that the beaches are mostly fully reserved for the entire season by Italians from the city and so it is almost impossible to get a place in any of the beaches even or of peak season"