Hotels near Temple of Augustus

"Excellent walking location to sites and food. Parking close by. Clean but small rooms."

"Staff were all very efficient and welcoming. There’s a good buffet breakfast and an excellent restaurant across the road. A small sun terrace is occupied from early morning by smokers so avoid room 1 unless you want to listen to them in the morning "

"Very clean and quaint- parking is trickery, but the hostess was able to show us spaces in a lot apx 2 blocks away . You will also need to haul your luggage up 2 flights of steps. But overall, a great value for the price. "

"The hotel property sits on a very nice resort like beach front. It’s about 10min drive to the old town. The hotel room was very clean and up to date despite the property is over 30 yrs. The breakfast buffet was ok. I have to mention that the hotel staff at reception was very friendly, polite and helpful."

"Great place "

"Staff very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was good. Location to see Roman and historical area an easy walk. I highly recommended the hotel"

"Parking is not a easy achievement pay them or walk a long way "

"Room, bed, bathroom and location were great! Would stay again!"

"I was incredibly disappointed with my stay here and feel very misled by the information on Expedia. This is advertised as a resort-style hotel off the beaten path. And it kind of is, but nothing is open. I spent five nights and the Burger bar was never open, the coffee shop was never open. All these shops along the main walkway were closed. The restaurant opened at mysterious times. The information on Expedia says there's a buffet style restaurant. There isn't. It says the pool restaurant Oliva serves brunch, lunch, and dinner, but its only open from 12-5, so no brunch and dinner only if you eat dinner before 5pm. There is nothing here. There are no bars, no lobby bars, no pool bars, nobody serving drinks anywhere. At 9pm the resort is empty. There is nothing to do. The only breakfast option is to go to the OTHER hotel where you can pay 19€ (not 17€ like Expedia says) for access to the buffet. I don't know why breakfast was not included in my booking, but I had to pay. There is a supermarket and the idea seems to be that you are to buy groceries and cook in your room. I am on vacation and have no interest in cooking. When I spoke to the woman at the front desk she basically confirmed "we are not a hotel, we just rent apartments." I wish Expedia had made that clear so I didn't waste my money and vacation time expecting five nights in a resort. The bus stop is a 15 minute walk and you need to take the bus 20 minutes into town to actually do anything. Better to book there."