We had a couple of nights to fill before flying back to UK from Pisa and looked in the area for a bargain hotel. Found this on booking.com at a steal price of 95euros for dinner b&b for two per night. We would not normally eat hotel dinners but at that price we were prepared to eat in a restaurant if the food was not good.
The website pictures do not do this hotel justice, neither do the reviews on this site.
The hotel is set back from the road opposite the miles of sandy beach. There is a large car park plus underground parking which would be a bonus in the summer heat.
Our first impression upon entering was that this was a well cared for hotel, beautifully furnished. We had booked a deluxe sea view room and were not disappointed. Although not oversized the room had everything we needed and the huge marble bathroom was just lovely. Electric shutters led to an enormous balcony with table and chairs. We noticed either side had private sunbeds as well which I am sure we could have asked for.There was also and electric canopy to give shade if needed. Across the road and behind the private beach clubs there was the sea.
Outside there is a large eating area, and a heated pool with ample sunbeds. All very well kept.
We were easily able to access the beach opposite and such a shame that it was all closed up as it was still warm, like an english summer. There were many people walking and fishing so the posts on here that the beach is inaccessible are incorrect.
As it was the end of the season there were few guests. This did not detract from the excellent restaurant . We were served a four course dinner each night which was delicious but we thought the wine very expensive. Breakfast was also very good with a huge choice and everything you would expect of a 4* hotel. Certainly no packets of food and the coffee was freshly made for each guest.
The hotel was closing the next week until next Easter.
In conclusion this is a very pleasant place to stay, totally refurbished, in a very nice location . I think a car would be necessary as a long way to nearest shops.
