Villaggio Nettuno

We had to use this place as an emergency option since there was nowhere else in the area. The management were very friendly, prices were reasonable, and there’s a minimarket and restaurant. The toilets and showers are clean and working, though they need renovating. You can swim right next to the beach. The camper area feels small for the number of motorhomes, so there’s bound to be some noise. Fellow campers, please try to keep door opening and closing down and avoid staying up late when the site is crowded.

We were three friends staying at the hotel from September 2 to September 9, 2025. When we got home, we realized several things were missing from our room: shorts, a T-shirt, a cap, two perfume bottles, and, most surprisingly, seven pairs of underwear. We contacted the hotel administration, but instead of helping or showing concern, they denied that anything had happened and threatened legal action if we posted a negative review. We were shocked by that response. We came to relax, not get drawn into accusations and conflict, and the whole situation ruined our impression of the trip. We find this way of treating guests unacceptable.

We stayed in the Tower and loved it. The views were excellent, it was clean, spacious, and had great facilities, right by the beach. The staff were amazing, and Luca was a great manager and source of local information. The apartment could use wine glasses, and the caravans at the foot of the tower were a bit of a letdown. Even so, the stay was amazing!

Calling it a campsite feels like a stretch, it’s more like a gravel parking lot with a nice view. There are no marked spaces, and you don’t get to choose where to park. The boss assigns spots and packs vehicles as close together as possible to fit in as many guests as he can. In May and June, workers and excavators made noise early in the morning while they built a swimming pool and new pitches, even though the campsite was full. The staff are nice, but the boss is rude and unpleasant. If you raise an issue, he rides away on his bike, gesticulating. With so few campsites nearby, I still recommend looking elsewhere. It feels like the boss’s profit is all that matters. The sanitary facilities need renovation, and guests deserve a better approach. For food, drive to La Macina, it’s great. The campsite restaurant really isn’t good.