Hotels in San Giovanni a Piro

"Modern, clean hotel with excellent service. Comfortable, large rooms. They have a pool and offer a very good breakfast. They do not serve lunch or dinner but there are several good restaurants close by. If you are coming by train, be aware that the hotel is about 20 minutes walk from the train station along the main road."

"Really nice property super nice owners made the stay an absolute please"

"We went in late May, so before the main season. The hotel is lovely, comfortable rooms - book one with a sea view, it's amazing. The pool was fabulous, plenty of seating and sunbeds. Good parking arrangements. Staff are friendly and willing to help. If there was an area for I would suggest some alternatives to the baked sweet goods, although if you have a sweet tooth, you're in for a treat. Eggs were available on request and they were good. It is a stunningly beautiful part of the world and the hotel is a perfect place to enjoy it."

"Anna at the desk and Rocco in the restaurant were awesome!!"

"Such a wonderful hidden gem! A lovely little hotel with amazing views! The staff were wonderful. Dinner and breakfast were excellent! Wish we could have stayed longer! "

"Hotel heaven! Best hotel we have ever stayed while traveling in Italy. 4 star great. From facilities to staff. 1st class comforts with a ambience of stillness and tranquility. A refuge for the road weary adventurer. Best breakfast with great choices and flavors. Will be back again as we loved the Ascea area."

"Bon séjour, avec un bon rapport qualité, prix… Emplacement, idéal, pas de bruit. Recommander pour les Famille."

"Pictures do not do it justice! This place is gorgeous! The paths and plants and the rustic beach with chairs and umbrellas! The condition of the rooms and lobby/breakfast area was stunning. We were very happy!"

"This hotel doesn't like guests! The staff were surly and unhelpful. Example 1: Swimming in the pool, being yelled at by the staff and told to get out - the rules say that you can't swim unless you are wearing a rubber skullcap (circa 1950) - both men and women! Not owning one of these means you can't swim, which was exactly what was happening - see the photo. The hotel was full, but no-one was swimming. I had to go to a local beach. Example 2: the 'fully stocked bar fridge' contained exactly 4 small bottles not what was listed. See photo. The notice said that putting anything else in the fridge would 'force' them to come up and charge you euros 5.20 and turn the fridge off. See photo. Example 3: Restaurant: couldn't get a booking before 9PM, and the first course didn't arrive until 10:15PM. The second course came about 2 minutes later, so had to be put somewhere warm, then they mislaid one of them, so one had to be eaten while they tracked down the other. Example 4: asking at breakfast (which, BTW, is not recommended) for a cup of hot milk, was given cold - I said I asked for warm, was told it WAS warm so I demonstrated it wasn't by putting my finger in it. Was told they couldn't do warm, so I pointed out the button that said warm milk, so she ungraciously deigned to press it. Example 5: the Bar is not open until mid-July. No coffee tea in room. There's lots more - but the bottom line: avoid this place. I was SOOO glad to leave."