Primavera

If you're not expecting much, it's an ideal place to sleep. The food is good, like elsewhere in Italy, and the parking is on a side street. A good option for people trying to save money on a hotel.

Loved it. My first visit was four years ago, and now I come back twice every year.

The room looks fine, but for what it costs, the stay leaves a lot to be desired. Cleanliness was poor, and the reception staff seemed quite incompetent. They talked over each other and gave us confusing information. Breakfast was good and had a decent range, though nobody came to bring coffee or anything like that. We needed to leave our car in the hotel car park for a couple of hours, and despite the high price, that wasn't possible. The car park is much farther away than the advertised 250 meters from the sea as the crow flies. On arrival, no one explained anything, even the beaches, or gave us directions to the parking. Reception was effectively absent, and nobody answered the phone. They also refused our credit card, saying it was temporarily inactive. Reviews suggest it's been inactive for about a year. Given the excessive price for the service, I can't recommend this hotel.

I was glad I'd only booked one night. The hotel was short-staffed and unprofessional, and breakfast was poor: the croissants were raw and the rest of the buffet wasn't fresh. Coffee, milk, and hot water came from a dispenser with a thermostat, which I'd never seen before. The room had plenty wrong with it too. The windows wouldn't shut, and the walls and door did little to block sound, so you could hear everything inside and outside. The power outlets didn't work, the toilet seemed loose from the floor, and the multifunction shower was out of order. The curtains were broken and dirty. This doesn't deserve three stars, it felt like a one-star place.