This is a well established hotel and has been tastefully brought up to date. My room was spacious with all the facilities I expected and needed. Although on a corner facing two main streets the interior was quiet with effective double glazing. The 3 days I was there were very warm (close on 40C) but the airconditioning was reasonably successful... More

Anytime we are in Foggia, we stay at the Cicolella. It's not the most lavish, luxurious hotel we have ever been in, but it most certainly has charm and added comforts. I would suggest upgrading to one of the suites, they are lovely and worth the extra cash if you are going to be here longer than one night. The... More

Not a bad place, but not what I had expected. Foggia is an odd town, and this hotel and neighborhood are no exception. So close to the train station makes it very convenient if traveling by train -- otherwise, feels like an unsafe and uncomfortable place to be....not very well lit or serviced in the hotel or area. Had suite... More

When you enter the Hotel Cicolella, it quickly reminds you of a 1960s restoration gone terribly wrong. You are assaulted with a myriad of conflicting colors and patterns that seem to be of questionable taste and quality. The rooms are even worse. My room was decorated with orange walls, red carpet and a pink bed spread. Decor aside, the hotel... More

I was on a tour with my family and some friends. upon reaching the disgusting city of foggia, we were supposed to continue to our next destination which was the san giovanni rotondo. unfortunately, the hotel that we were supposed to be staying at over there had a plumbing problem so we had to change hotels at the last minute... More

Not a tourist area that's for sure, but when you want to see where your roots came from, as I did, it's a good pick. The desk clerk spoke English which was a comfort. Seeing two drawings of naked women in bed in the lobby made me wonder what I had gotten us into, but it turned out to be... More