We booked the Astura Palace on short notice while we were in Venice. We were very pleased with the Hotel. It is located across the street from the Mediterranean Sea and the views were spectacular. The rooms were very clean and roomy. We would definitely stay here again.

For value for money and comfort, the Astura is a good choice, with lovely views of the marina and beaches if you have a front facing room.
However, there were a couple of things which might become annoying, especially if the hotel was full. Firstly, for a new hotel the walls are rather thin, and one can hear practically anything in the next room - a chair scrapping across the tiled floor, the TV and so on. The staff did move us to a different room, with no problem, but if one had to endure that for the whole stay, I can imagine it would get on ones nerves! I would advise to ask for a quiet room. We tried dinner at the hotel, and whilst it is not expensive at 25€ for a set menu, it did lack a certain ambience and the food wasn't super - there are many nicer places in Nettuno to explore. The parking is another issue, as there are only 4 spaces allocated for hotel guests which are free.
The bathrooms are typical italian, clean but not very roomy.
Overall though we did enjoy our stay, the staff were friendly and accommodating, the rooms were of a good size with a balcony, lovely vista over the harbour and comfortable beds. Compared to a hotel in downtown Rome, this hotel was much preferable with its extra size, and the price was pretty good with an excellent seafront location.

Excellent value at 70 Euros per room per night, although had been quoted 110 Euros per night by another website. If travelling by car, you will need to secure a free hotel parking space on road outside hotel, as, otherwise, it is 1 Euro per hour from 8am to 8.00pm via the parking meters. Don't know how active the police are as we only stayed one night and had managed to get one of the hotel spaces, anyway.
Hotel smart and modern with 5th floor restaurant, also used for breakfast. Table d'hote evening meal looked reasonable at 25 Euros, although we did not partake ourselves.
A barking dog (apparently something to do with the hotel) was a bit of a nuisance, and slightly spoiled the ambience of the place.

Stayed in the Hotel Astura for two nights from March 24-26, 2006. The staff was very nice and helpful. The room was very clean, functional, and had a beautiful view of the marina & sea. Only recommendation would be to stay on a higher floor (we were on 1), as the locals seem to race motorbikes down the street until late on weekends.

Breakfast was included, was very good with an excellent assortment. It was on the 5th floor overlooking the beach. Very nice.

Price was very reasonable & the town was just lovely. Excellent food & wine. Try Romolo & the pizza parlor across the square in the old town for wonderful meals. There was a 'flea market' on Sunday as we were departing. Got some very reasonable souvenirs.

We were there to visit a family member's grave at the Sicily-Roma American Military Cemetery - who referred us to the hotel. It was very close by - we walked back to the hotel.