There are two Balletti hotels in the region. Dont get confused. You have the Balletti PARK and the Balletti PALACE. The Palace is located in Viterbo. The Park is located 10 minutes south of Viterbo. At first the place looks very clean and comfortable. For the most part it is. check in is quick and efficient. The room and bathroom... More

There is no reason to ever stay at this hotel, unless you are trapped because of business – some meetings actually take place here (like mine) – or maybe as you drive through Italy and for some reason and you car breaks down and you have no choice (otherwise, drive on). The positive here is that there is a lovely... More

We arrived there after a 75 minutes transfer from FCO airport for a convention. Check-in was all right, as the room was, once I could get there: The elevator was one of the slowest I've ever experienced. But it seems we were lucky. Some other guests had to walk down 5 to 10 minutes to their room (and of course... More

If you have to go to San Martino, or Viterbo (and hopefully this is after you've seen most of the rest of Italy, because it doesn't rank high on the list of lovely Italian hill towns or Italian destinations), and you really insist on staying up on the hill, you may end up stuck with this place, as the only... More

I toured Italy with my girlfriend in august 2006 for three weeks and this hotel was the worst we saw during the entire trip. We chose mostly moderately priced hotels (€100-150) and planned to stay at Balletti Park for three nights, but the experience of one night was more than we could take. Making a reservation was not as easy... More

Stayed in this hotel after visiting Rome for a long weekend. It's about 45 minutes drive away in beautiful hilly countryside. There is a large lake and a national park close and the hotel is on the edge of a small 16C walled village, untouched, authentic (but not really pretty) The hotel was built in the 70s with great views... More