Regiohotel Manfredi

The location is pretty remote, which might suit people looking for seclusion, but we needed a car or other transport to get to Manfredonia, and that was inconvenient. The rooms were clean and spacious, and the food was excellent. Breakfast was adequate; we only had dinner once during our five-day stay, and the waiter charged us for something different from what we ordered. We caught it before checkout, so check that the bill matches your order. Reception staff could also use better English and give more information about the hotel's amenities and services. A very good hotel, though.

Breakfast and the swimming pool were nice, and the nearest beach is only a few minutes away by car. The rooms feel dated, with even some rust in the bathroom, so it didn't seem like great value overall.

The spotless room even came with a disposable toothbrush and a handy shaving kit in the bathroom. I found all the staff helpful, and the wellness centre downstairs was well run and easy to reach by lift from just outside the rooms. The hotel is a few kilometres outside Manfredonia, so it's easy to get to without dealing with city traffic. I'd definitely go back.

It felt like a place where most guests were local or from nearby. The Manfredi is a nice, somewhat remote spot, away from everything. Our patio looked toward the mountains rather than the sea. The bedding was decent, though the pillows weren't fluffy at all. The pool is excellent, with a bar beside it, but you need a bathing cap. Breakfast and dinner were calm, low-key meals, and tasty for August at relatively affordable prices. The hotel also seems fully equipped for weddings or business meetings.